On Monday, Wyoming governor Mark Gordon (R) signed HB0133 into law, legalizing domestic sports wagering for all residents aged 18 and up. In most states, sports betting – whether online or in-person – is limited to bettors who are at least 21 years old. This makes WY one of the only states to grant this …
Read moreWyoming Legalizes Domestic 18 And Up Online Sports Betting
Many US casino gamblers get started with the pastime as soon as they hit their twenty-first birthday. And that makes sense, because at most brick-and-mortar casinos in America, 21 is the legal minimum age to play. While there are a number of Class II tribal casinos that accept players at 18 and up, these are …
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The New York Times has published an interesting story about one online gambler’s experiences with data security and player profiling. Allegedly, UK gambling powerhouse Sky Bet – the biggest operator in the colonies (take that, “Great” Britain!) – used advanced data mining operations to target “Gregg” with various marketing materials to entice him to pony …
Read moreGambling Addict Claims Online Casinos Unethically Track Players
If you’re between the ages of 18 and 20 and live in the United States, you don’t really have any viable brick-and-mortar or online iGaming access. In the states that have retail casinos, you won’t have access to any of the classic casino games you’re interested in. Sure, some states have Class II tribal casinos …
Read moreNo Account Casinos Could Be The Future, But What Exactly Are They?
Usually, when it comes to the 18 and up gambling crowd, all the progress being made in various states regarding domestic online casinos and sportsbooks is more or less a moot point. Why? All five states that host domestic iGaming – Delaware, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia – require participating players to be …
Read moreWY Sports Betting Could Actually Compete With Online 18+ Betting Sites
There are countless reasons why so many gamblers prefer to play online casino games, bet sports online, enter online poker tournaments, and so on. But aside from the obvious – like convenience, value, safety, and the ability to play at just 18 years of age – one of the best things about gambling online is …
Read moreFor Players, Domestic Casinos Are More Trouble Than They’re Worth
If you live in the US and are between the ages of 18 and 20, you’ve probably got a favorite politician. And his name is probably Andrew Yang. The former Democratic Presidential candidate was reviled by the establishment DNC media, dismissed by the rightwing media, and generally blacklisted during the 2020 campaign cycle. Nevertheless, he …
Read moreAndrew Yang Flip-Flops On NYC Casinos In Bid For Mayor
If you live in the American Southeast – particularly in Alabama or Georgia – you’ve probably been baffled by the lack of legal gambling in either state. While GA has a lottery, there are no casinos – tribal or commercial – in the state, and AL doesn’t even have a lottery, much less a proper …
Read moreLegal Sports Betting And Casino Gambling Up For Grabs In AL, GA
Here at Casinos18, we cover casino gambling first and foremost. But there’s about two weeks every year when we stray from our favorite online slots and table games. And those two weeks, as you’ve probably guessed, culminate in the Super Bowl. This year is no different. With Super Bowl 55 having one of the most …
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While the new President might have been inaugurated yesterday, tomorrow is a much bigger day for fans of online gambling. That’s because Michigan, which legalized both online sports betting and online iGaming in late 2019, is finally ready to launch their first domestic gambling sites. At noon on Friday, January 22, 10 different gambling apps …
Read moreMI Online Casinos, Sportsbooks Launch Tomorrow, Online Poker Yet To Ante Up