Governor Roy Cooper has signed a bill to allow a North Carolina tribe to offer sports betting at its two casinos in the state.
Category: Legislation News
Lawmakers back legalised gaming in Brazil
Paraná Pesquisas interviewed 238 of the 513 federal legislators and 52% would legalise gaming in Brazil.
Cyprus bans daytime gaming advertising
The authorities have announced a major gaming advertising ban that will leave only 7 hours to promote the segment on radio and TV.
Group pushes for legalised gambling in South Carolina
An independent group is pushing to discuss legalised casino gambling and other verticals in South Carolina and is holding meetings to assess them.
Irish government considers tax break for bookies
The government of Ireland is considering a measure that would allow tax-free turnover of €2.5 million a year.
New Hampshire pushes for Keno
The New Hampshire regulator is pushing for Keno to arrive in Concord and asked councillors to put the matter up for a vote on November’s ballot.
Wisconsin discusses lottery bill
A Wisconsin lottery bill will undergo a public comment process as lawmakers consider to keep lottery winners’ names secret through such legislation.
Gambling proposal criticised in Ireland
A proposal to increase the limit in gaming machines has raised concerns among Irish politicians and was criticised.
Malaysia to pass new online gaming legislation
The government wants Malaysia to have better online gaming legislation and is soon to amend the country’s laws on the gambling industry to include the segment.
Macau assesses tourist tax
The government conducted a survey on a new Macau tourist tax that showed the general public believes it should set it at over €11.
FOBTs reform to close 700 UK betting shops
William Hill revealed its plans to close 700 UK betting shops after the FOBTs maximum stake slash generated losses in the millions.
Cejuego calls for gambling advertising regulations
Cejuego doesn’t support the total ban on gambling advertising in Spain but called for the enforcement of new regulations.