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Sports betting’s rapid expansion faces more tests in 2020

Dec 24, 2019

The line for the ticket windows at a Rhode Island casino’s sportsbook stretched to the door on one afternoon last month. “This happens pretty much every Monday,” said Craig Sculos, vice president and general manager at Twin River Casino Hotel. This could be the scene in more states in the years ahead. Legalized sports betting has caught on quickly since a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 2018 allowed for it to be legalized in every state; 2020 will be a...

Live! Casino Group Partners With FanDuel for Sports Betting Operations

Dec 13, 2019

Everything about the gambling industry is dishonest.  Daily Fantasy Sports was always about legalizing online sports betting. The parent company of the Live! Casino group is partnering with FanDuel to bring sports betting and daily fantasy sports (DFS) to its gaming and entertainment properties across the country. Live! Casino Group Partners With FanDuel for Sports Betting Operations    

Decrying Lottery’s Impact on the Poor, Bronx Beep Calls for Reforms

Nov 26, 2019

A ban on the sale of lottery products in check-cashing outlets, which serve unbanked, low-income people is a good start. The government is basically selling hope for a dollar. Because low-income people purchase a disproportionate amount of the lottery games, this has the effect of pulling money away from low-income people and out of their communities,” the report continued. Decrying Lottery’s Impact on the Poor, Bronx Beep Calls for Reforms

The gambling illusion: Why sports betting should be legal in Wisconsin

Nov 19, 2019

The age old argument: everyone else is doing it, so should we.  This is one of the best examples of lazy legislating while kicking the can to our future generations. Gambling is a form of financial fraud. Government should not be complicit in winning from the losses of the very citizens they are elected to protect. We are a society full of addictions largely because of failed government policies. Thankfully, this would require an amendment to our state constitution, and...

Mobile Apps Lead to Huge Jump for Indiana Sports Betting Figures in October

Nov 13, 2019

Remember, gambling creates no new wealth. Money spent on wagering has no multiplying factor in the local economy. It is simply subtracted from money that would otherwise be spent on things like food, clothing and healthcare needs. “The Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) released monthly figures showing the state’s sportsbooks and sports betting applications accepted nearly $91.7 million in wagers for October. That’s up more than 160 percent from its September handle of $35.2 million.” Mobile Apps Lead to Huge Jump...

Bribery charge against ex-state Rep. Luis Arroyo brings fresh scrutiny to sweepstakes machines, raises questions about potential for abuse as gambling expands

Nov 4, 2019

State lawmakers have worked over the past decade to bring various forms of gambling out of the shadows and onto the tax rolls, from legalizing video poker at bars and restaurants in 2009 to authorizing sports betting this spring. But the latest turn in a sprawling federal probe into public corruption from Chicago to Springfield has shined a light on a type of gambling that has flourished in a gray area of the law. https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-gambling-expansion-federal-corruption-probe-20191104-5agdjbh3azfabfhxhtmvudjtxy-story.html?fbclid=IwAR3090z2NT10fJ1dMddJ3Z9SOAKYmgWZdmlWsdaSFYILVXdUvb824cGxPFQ    

Online Casinos Can Advertise on Google in 2020 as Ban Ends

Oct 21, 2019

Google is getting ready to change its advertising policies around the evolving U.S. gambling landscape. The company plans to ease up on online casino advertising and get rid of a sweeping ban on the industry, according to an report from EGR. Earlier this month the tech giant updated its gambling and games policy, stating it will allow sports betting ads in Indiana, Iowa, Montana, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Google had previously lifted the ban for Nevada, New Jersey and West...

Sports Betting Unlikely in Wisconsin

Oct 21, 2019

Neighboring states are jumping on it, but you won’t be placing any wagers on your favorite teams any time soon in Wisconsin. State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says sports betting would require a change in the state’s compact with Indian tribes that operate casinos. “The way they were negotiated by Governor Doyle with the tribes, I don’t think it’s something we can simply implement in Wisconsin. That’s why there hasn’t been much talk about it in our state.” https://wsau.com/news/articles/2019/oct/28/sports-betting-unlikely-in-wisconsin/951536/?fbclid=IwAR3l7PRIFvtB3Q3qg5FwrUppYo8Z0J-VdMhbprMeQ74wO5gucmZXS9VllvY

The Economics of Sports Gambling

Oct 7, 2019

What happens when tens of millions of fantasy-sports players are suddenly able to bet real money on real games? We’re about to find out. Just how much did it catch on? Today, roughly 60 million people in the U.S. and Canada play fantasy sports. India has 100 million players, with cricket the most popular sport. Here, the most popular sport is football — and the new NFL season is getting underway, just so you know. But you can also play...

Do Casinos Reduce Taxpayer Burdens? No! Casino Gambling States Spent More, Taxed More, with Slower Growth

Sep 24, 2019

From the Desk of Ernie Goss Located in 24 states, 515 commercial casinos in 2016 collected $8.9 billion in taxes on $40.0 billion in gambler losses for an average tax rate of approximately 23%, or roughly triple the average sales tax rate. Eleven of the 24 casino states devoted casino tax collections to education spending, while the remaining 13 states dedicated the taxes to a wide array of state and local spending projects. Table 1 shows how casino states differed...

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