Gaming Law Review is the leading peer-reviewed journal addressing important regulatory and economic issues facing today’s gaming industry.
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It's not too little, but it might be too late. gambling.com/us/news/aga-ove…
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North Carolina mobile sports betting bill will move on to the Senate. Last year it passed the Senate and failed in the House by the slimmest of margins. Looking good for NC
Sports betting passes House on third reading. wral.com/nc-mobile-sports-be…
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NEW: Arkansas Racing Commission bill likely dead this year: lawmaker gambling.com/us/news/gamblin… via @gambling_com
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Analysis: Last Briefs Filed Before Oral Arguments In Florida Sports Betting Case - Legal Sports Report legalsportsreport.com/90381/…
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Missouri Sen. Hoskins has prefiled a gambling expansion bill that would authorize sports betting (retail and online) and VLTs - For those that remember, the VLT issue sunk this year's sports betting effort senate.mo.gov/23info/BTS_Web…
Editor-in-Chief @SteveRuddock of @gaminglawrev speaks regularly on @GamblingFiles podcast. Tune in sometime!
I'm becoming something of a regular on the @GamblingFiles pod, which is nice since it's always a great discussion thegamblingfiles.com/steve-r…
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How can you nurture a relationship with a gambling regulator that doesn’t want to engage? @GamingLawyers Masterclass at #Sigma2022
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🧵Only about 40% of the vote tallied for California sports betting, but you can see the power of the tribes in the results: Prop 26 (tribal sports betting) at 30% and Prop 27 (mobile betting) at a measly 17%. 1/
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California sports betting is definitely going to be harder for quite some time. The two sides became adversaries during this battle and the idea that they will somehow come together seems like wishful thinking.
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Per China’s 🇨🇳 2021 restrictions on young people’s gameplay time, @TencentGlobal confirmed that playing is permitted during the National Day Golden Week.
My previous comments:
in @gaminglawrev: doi.org/10.1089/glr2.2021.00…
in J of Behavioral Addictions: doi.org/10.1556/2006.2022.00… – at Copenhagen, Denmark
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The Gaming Law Review (@gaminglawrev) has published a transcript of our @UNHLaw "Sports Betting and Wagering in the Age of Legalization" panel from April. It was a great event that addressed data privacy, restrictions on advertising and other key topics: liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/g…
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#SportsBetting & #Wagering in the Age of Legalization
We are in an exciting time for sports betting and wagering law. Check out this panel discussion with leading experts covering this transformative era in #sportslaw -- Read it here in @gaminglawrev: ow.ly/k1pf50KysXG
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We kind of like this. Tipico gets Fanatics U.S. market access, OSB + iGaming tech, and some European talent. Germany exposure, per @gamblinglamb, could also be upside-generative (rather than simply peeled off). h/t @astraffon for the article link: cnbc.com/2022/06/23/fanatics…
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Big developments for sports bettors in NC today
NORTH CAROLINA: House Finance Committee votes and approves first of two sports wagering bills -- 14 to 2. Now it is considering SB688. You can follow here: ncleg.gov/LegislativeCalenda…
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#Bojoko launches dedicated sites for the US and Canada
The firm has launched localised versions of its websites under the .us and .ca domains.
#US #Canada #OnlineGambling #iGaming
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Latest from me at @WagersUSA looks at the recently released Colorado sports betting audit wagers.com/news/colorado-aud…
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US #SportsBettors Wrap Up Record 2021
In a year of elevated legal #sportsbetting expansion, the people who did the wagering in 2021 took their lumps. 2022 figures to be another growth year, but may be more fits & spurts than orderly fashion. ow.ly/rEe550JxCjm @gaminglawrev
Read a recently published article in @gaminglawrev on Blind Boxes: The challenging regulation of gambling-like products and unexplained regulatory inaction. #gambling #blindboxes
In a year of elevated legal sports betting expansion across the United States, the people who did the actual wagering in 2021 took their lumps.
liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/g…
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A fascinating and important discussion on Creating a More Inclusive Gaming Industry this morning at the @GamingSummit with @ParlehNews’ Steve McAllister, @OLG_CA Director of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Tyjondah Kerr, and Dr. Cheri Bradish.
