Opinion

If spinning the reels of a slot machine isn't enough dopamine for you, how about a game that picks the slot at random?

State Sen. John McKeon wants to pull back the curtain on something that should not have a curtain to be pulled back.

A study from the UNLV Cannabis Policy Institute argues the state is losing tons of money from keeping them separated.

New York officials recently announced a long-term gambling study will take place, and here's hoping they make the most of it.

Artificial intelligence is already making moves in the gambling world, and anyone ignoring it is putting their heads in the sand.

In a public letter to the CFTC, Kalshi co-founder and COO Luana Lopes Lara wrote that the regulatory body should explicitly ban the idea.

If you're looking for a new dopamine hit, how about Polymarket International's five-minute Bitcoin markets, which look like a crash game?

If you listened to some executives at the East Coast Gaming Congress, you'd be misled into thinking the end is nigh for Atlantic City.