Oklahoma is one of the few states in the US that allows 18+ gambling in certain casinos. Most of these casinos are tribal, but as an ongoing dispute between the governor and Native Americans wages on, the Sooner State could open its casinos up to commercial operators. The main issue stems from Gov. Kevin Stitt’s …
Read moreOklahoma shootout: Gov. Stitt and tribal casinos at January 2020 impasse
Depending on who you ask, some might say nothing ever gets done in Washington DC. Regardless of that stance, one thing has started: the DC sports betting license processing. Just as planned, the District of Columbia started reviewing applications on December 3 with the hopes that bets can be placed in time for Super Bowl …
Read moreApplications processing as Washington DC inches closer to sports betting
Montana only has about four people per square mile within its state border. However, if things go according to plan, the Treasure State will also have sports gambling within those same lines. As of right now, Montana’s state gambling laws allow 18+ bettors to play at casinos, parimutuels, offshore, and a few more options. But …
Read moreSports Bet Montana hopes to launch in Big Sky for 2020
Hopes were high when Rhode Island launched its mobile casino application back in September. However, the state’s mobile sports betting revenue has been well under the earlier projections and it could be due to a single hitch in the state’s registration process. Although Rhode Island is one of the few states in the country with …
Read moreRhode Island mobile betting underperforming in first few months
The first land-based casino in Virginia may have to be put on hold for the time being. The City of Norfolk initially voted in 7-1 favor for a deal that would allow the Pamunkey Native American Tribe to purchase property in Harbor Park with the intention of building a casino on the site. However, with …
Read moreVirginia’s proposed Pamunkey casino could be halted to chagrin of local 18+ bettors
When it comes to gambling in Kentucky, the state is best known for the Kentucky Derby horse races. Ironically, that’s about the only gambling allowed in the state. However, Andy Beshear, a Democratic running against incumbent Republican Matt Bevin for Governor, wants to bring legalized gambling to the Bluegrass State. Beshear’s plan is to expand …
Read moreRace for Kentucky Governor could lead to casino gambling in Bluegrass State
USA Today recently released its list of the “10 Best Casinos Outside of Las Vegas.” While most of the casinos on the list are 21 and over, #9 offers its services to gamblers 18-years-old and up. Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York only beats out the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, Mississippi in the …
Read moreTurning Stone in Verona, NY only casino in Top 10 to accept 18+ bettors
No one likes being told what they can and can’t do, especially when they’re legal adults. Just ask any bettors between the ages of 18 and 20. For most states in America that allow land-based casino gambling, the set age requirement is 21-years-old. However, some states, like Florida, offer a compromise. Well, more like a …
Many Americans have feigned the idea of crossing the border of our northern neighbor for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it’s due to political strife. Other times, Americans cite the cooler weather as the reasoning. However, for 18-year-old gamblers, the best reason to go to Canada could be their casino laws. Throughout Canada, the gambling …
Read moreCrossing into Canada could be great option for 18+ bettors in United States
Virginia is just one of ten states in the USA without land-based casinos. However, this could all change very shortly. During their September 24 meeting, the Norfolk, Virginia City Council voted 7-1 in favor of a deal with the Pamunkey Native American Tribe to build a casino in the state. The proposed casino would be …
Read moreFirst Virginia casino could be haven for 18+ bettors