Recent flash floods at the Vegas Strip have dealt gamblers a friendly reminder that our most trusted 18+ online casinos are the safest option for US players. Unprecedented Flooding For Casinos The unprecedented rainfall came in heavily on Thursday evening, flooding much of the city with over an inch of water. Nevada, home to four …
Gambling laws in the US are changing faster than anyone can keep up with. Since the 2018 overturn of PASPA, state legislators have been quick to follow the changing narrative and regulate local gaming options. Growing Online Gaming Revenues The change in sentiment has been a pleasant surprise for bettors across the country. Instead of …
With a federal mandate in place preventing non-essential businesses from operating until the end of the month, President Trump is considering allowing the Governors of some states to decide the most appropriate course of action when creating a timeline for reopening. The President had previously suggested that he alone would make the call for reopening …
All casinos, hotels, and non-essential businesses were ordered to shut down by Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak on Tuesday afternoon due to Coronavirus fears. This closure applies to any business that is not a hospital, pharmacy, daycare, airport, bank, or post office. Many Las Vegas casinos had been considering whether to remain open or not, but …
The safest bet to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the coronavirus pandemic, is for all adults age 18 and up to #QuantineAndChill for the foreseeable future. Unfortunately, that’s easier said than done for the boomers and elderly, who are more used to visiting a Las Vegas casino or sportsbook rather than gambling on the Internet. …
The desire for sports gambling in New York is no secret and one bill sponsor has aspirations to provide betting kiosks within NY’s iconic venues like Madison Square Garden. A Democratic Assemblyman, Gary Pretlow, is hoping to introduce finalized legislation to the New York assembly which will include provisions to allow in-stadium sports wagering at …
After legalizing sports gambling for eighteen year olds in Rhode Island, the state is considering mobile expansion. The Rhode Island state Senate permitted a bill which would allow mobile sports gambling in the state, but the state Senate isn’t the only branch attempting RI mobile wagering as the House has their own mobile betting bill …
Connecticut has sprung from its winter hibernation ready to take on sports betting. Connecticut is known for its tribal-run casinos but how will the relationship between tribal gambling entertainment, state licensors and regulators, and online gaming providers be affected by introduced sports gambling bills. We explain, but first, one must understand that Connecticut has long been …