Michigan online gambling exceeding expectations since January launch April iGaming and sports betting revenues hint at big things to come Anti-gambling activists cry foul because of course they do Michigan’s gambling expansion – one of the most robust measures in the country – is generating some comically conflicting headlines. From ABC: “Four months into online …
Updated 2021 Florida-Seminole gambling compact clears major congressional hurdle Roulette, craps, and sports betting could be legalized Wednesday FL online sports betting is officially off the table Three weeks ago, Florida governor Ron DeSantis finally signed a new Class III gambling agreement with the Seminole Tribe. The 2021 compact – replacing the 2010 iteration that …
Today, we could tell you all about the developments on the Alabama gambling front, where the proposal to start a state lottery, open six casinos, and legalize sports betting advanced out of committee. Instead, though, we want to talk about gambling itself. After the recent surge in prices for the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, a lot of …
This week, we’ve got a huge update for gamblers in the Sunshine State, and we’re also going to take a look at how we did predicting Oscars outcomes. Of course, the far more important issue is the former. In Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis and Seminole Chief Marcellus Osceola, Jr., have signed a binding new gambling …
No matter how many sports betting sites crop up in the United States, there are some markets that domestic bookmakers just can’t touch. Whether due to tradition or actual state gambling laws, several popular betting categories are simply off the board. The most prominent of these, of course, is political betting, which is actually illegal …
Empire building is a fickle thing. But in a historic reversal, it seems that Caesars has finally gotten the upper hand, stabbing the anti-monopoly set in the back with its recent acquisition of William Hill. Okay, maybe that’s a bit extreme, but Caesars Entertainment did just purchase the UK bookmaker for $3.7 billion. Mind you, …
Here at United States Gambling Online, we take gambling pretty seriously. We consider it to be a wonderful pastime, profitable at its best, entertaining at its worst, and exciting no matter what. Naturally, we also take responsible gambling seriously. That said, we don’t rub your nose in it with unending pleas to our readers warning …
Since the US Supreme Court overturned 1992’s Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in 2018, over 20 states have legalized domestic sports betting within their borders. And with 10-15 more states considering fresh betting legislation, the picture of sports gambling in America is really coming into focus. Within three to five years, market analysts …
Recently, we’ve discussed how industry analysts strongly believe that domestic online casino gambling will make the United States the biggest global market for the pastime. Of course, state-based iGaming has a long way to go to reach those lofty heights. For one thing, the market must convince many millions of American gamblers to bring their …
The domestic US gambling market has been rocked by the 2020 coronavirus shutdowns perhaps to a larger degree than most other industries, but there are indications that a correction – and a summary explosion – are imminent. Ever since PASPA was overturned in 2018, the focus – for most players, operators, and state legislators – …