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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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, … Read more
In most cultures, death is not something to be celebrated as such, and dancing on graves is always an activity that’s better left out of the public square. So to be clear, that is not … Read more
With Michigan online casino gambling and sports betting slated to go live any day now, users are already being encouraged to sign up with operators in the state. As usual, FanDuel, one of the biggest … Read more
With the coronavirus leading to an unprecedented online gambling boom in 2020, the news has been mostly good for gamblers – at least in terms of gaming accessibility. However, for those aged 18-20, the increased … Read more
Here at Casinos18, we gamble online. Not exclusively, mind you, but as near to exclusively as you can get. While the occasional trip to Biloxi or the Vegas Strip is never turned down, the convenience … Read more
For the longest time, there have been two US states that – by everyone’s reckoning – would never allow proper betting or casino gaming amusements. One of the two states is obvious: Utah. You know, … Read more
With the massive losses suffered by the brick-and-mortar casino industry due to the coronavirus outbreak of 2020, many states – once antagonistic to the very idea of retail sports betting – are now looking towards … Read more
Michigan is one of the few states in the US that has legalized online sports betting and online casino gambling, or iGaming. Including MI, six US states have domestic iGaming laws on the books, though … Read more