Craig Boswell is a journalist who writes for Casino.org, covering the latest news and developments in the gambling and gaming industry. With a focus on legislative updates, sports betting, and gambling revenue, Craig provides insightful analysis and reporting on the ever-evolving landscape of casinos and online gaming.
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A state Senate Committee overwhelmingly approved legislation to legalize sports betting in Georgia. Senate Bill 386 passed the Senate Economic Development
Legalized online sports betting is a step closer in Mississippi. The House Gaming Committee approved HB 774, the "Mississippi Mobile Sports Wagering Act"
Sports betting revenue increased 31.4% in Mississippi compared to January of 2023. The Mississippi Gaming Commission reported monthly revenue of $6.7
Gross iGaming revenue in Michigan hit a new monthly high in January. The Michigan Gaming Control Board reports revenue of $181.9 million during the month.
The clock is ticking down on a flurry of bills in the New Hampshire House and Senate that are similar but could bring significant changes to casino owners, charities, and gambling tournaments.
Pennsylvania internet casino revenue hit an all-time monthly high in February. According to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), online gambling
By: Craig Boswell
Proposed federal legislation would place limits on the ways US sports betting companies market and interact with their customers. US
By: Craig Boswell
Ontario has made online sports gambling ads featuring celebrities and athletes off-limits. The province has barred the use of all active or retired athletes and celebrities in internet sports betting marketing and advertising material.
Missouri sports fans wanting to place legal bets on their NCAA brackets remain sidelined as March Madness heats up. That's despite a new poll that finds support for sports betting getting warmer in the Show Me State.
By: Craig Boswell
The combined Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots of $1.9 billion have people in Alabama crossing state lines in search of winning tickets. That's because Alabama's constitution bans lotteries and gambling.
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