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Illinois approved a tax on sports event prediction market contracts, while Colorado enacted responsible gaming measures. The Rhode Island Senate also passed legislation to expand the state's gambling options. These bills were among the most significant gambling-related legislative…
Barry Diller's People Inc. has made an offer to acquire MGM Resorts, following Tilman Fertitta's bid for Caesars Entertainment. Analysts question whether the offer is sufficient, highlighting consolidation pressures in the US casino sector.
Wyoming Downs and 307 Horse Racing have started construction on an $80m gaming venue in Laramie County, Wyoming. The 58,000-square-foot facility will include 600 HHR machines, simulcast betting, and dining options.
The New York Senate passed Assembly Bill A10329, which would mandate mobile sports betting operators to provide monthly statements to customers. The bill now awaits Governor Kathy Hochul's signature to become law.
Kalshi data reveals unusual trading activity linked to George Santos ahead of a federal investigation into his State of the Union bets. The former congressman is being probed for suspicious market behavior.
Zenith will attend SBC Summit Americas in Fort Lauderdale from June 9 to 11, showcasing its OneAPI and GamesAPI aggregation solutions. The event highlights the provider's focus on supporting operators in emerging markets.
Kalshi launched Bitcoin perpetual futures contracts, a first for US firms. The move signals growing comfort with digital assets among gaming and casino users, potentially increasing competition between crypto exchanges and prediction markets.
Altenar will sponsor and attend SBC Summit Americas 2026 to showcase its sportsbook technology and acquisition solutions for operators in the Americas.
Polymarket has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota, following Kalshi's lead, while also compiling a dossier alleging Kalshi copied its ideas. The two prediction market companies face regulatory scrutiny from state authorities.
Polymarket has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota in federal court, challenging the state's ban on prediction markets. The operator joins the CFTC and Kalshi as plaintiffs in the case, arguing the law is unconstitutional.
