Our monthly look at the online gambling landscape includes the current legal and regulatory scene, prospective online casino and online poker states, and significant trends to watch. The legislative calendar is winding...
The past month has brought with it a faint glimmer of hope for online casino legalization in Washington, D.C.
Lawmakers in Virginia, Maryland, and Massachusetts all looked at but rejected legalizing online casino gambling.
Early optimism has turned into pessimism barely three months into 2026, with iCasino bills stalling out in most states.
Online casino has always been a state-level issue that, unlike sports betting, hasn’t succumbed to the pressures of the zeitgeist.
The ball for online casino legalization is rolling in several states, but how far can it realistically roll?
A look at three states that will be in desperate need of revenue in 2026: Massachusetts, Illinois, and New York.
As state lawmakers prepare their 2026 agendas, a question has been gnawing at me: Will online casinos be a source of action or chatter?
The possibility of casino gaming via prediction markets has legalization supporters reframing their “it’s already available” talking points.
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