The operation of casinos on Native American lands has mushroomed into one of the largest gaming sectors in the world since 1988’s Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, with annual revenues now surpassing $30bn.

GamblingCompliance helps industry suppliers understand triable gaming’s unique regulatory environment, while allowing tribes and their advisors monitor key legal cases and understand the opportunities and challenges presented by emerging offerings like online wagering and sports betting.

Regulatory News Updates – June 8, 2018

8th Jun 2018 | Written by: GamblingCompliance Reporters
William Hill becomes the latest Gibraltar-headquartered company to commit to opening a secondary Maltese office and the long-serving Geoff Freeman departs the American Gaming Association.

To Bet Or Not To Bet: That Is The Question For Gaming Tribes

5th Jun 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt in Miami
Gaming tribes face a critical choice in deciding whether the benefits outweigh the risks of entering the sports-betting market, according to Indian gaming officials who spoke last week at the...

U.S. Regulatory Roundup: May 2018

1st Jun 2018 | Written by: Allegra Lapetina
This roundup of key legislative and regulatory developments from May 2018 includes information on a ballot initiative in Arkansas, gaming legislation in Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana and Colorado,...

Regulatory News Updates – June 1, 2018

1st Jun 2018 | Written by: GamblingCompliance Reporters
Kenya proposes an overhaul of its gambling regulation but rejects a tax cut, Pennsylvania approves sports-betting regulations and police in Manila free a Taiwanese woman from the offices of her...

Iowa State Report

29th May 2018 | Written by: Allegra Lapetina
Iowa's current gaming market consists of tribal, riverboat and racetrack casinos, in addition to a state lottery and charitable gambling. The expansion of commercial casinos currently dominates...

Gaming Tribes Still Wondering Who Their Friends Are In Congress

29th May 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt
Members of Congress take care of their friends but as gaming tribes have discovered, some friends are more equal than others.

Regulatory News Updates – May 25, 2018

25th May 2018 | Written by: GamblingCompliance Reporters
A New Jersey politician has said sports-betting integrity fees are “extortion”, a UK group publishes cross-sector anti-money laundering advice and New South Wales issues final “soft” fines.

California Unlikely To Be Among U.S. Sports Betting’s Early Adopters

24th May 2018 | Written by: Chris Krafcik
Populous California is not expected to form part of an initial wave of U.S. states that will quickly move to implement sports betting now that a long-standing federal ban on the activity has been...

Tribes Relieved But Still Cautious About Ruling On Sports Betting

23rd May 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt
Gaming tribes feel like they dodged a bullet when the U.S. Supreme Court repealed a federal sports-betting ban, but they are still not dancing in the streets because of lingering concerns about the...

New Mexico - Tribal Gaming Report - 2002Q1 to 2018Q1

22nd May 2018
Latest quarterly Tribal Gaming Report data from the New Mexico Gaming Control Board. The data released contains the following information: Net win by tribe and revenue sharing. There are...

Players’ Unions Echo Leagues’ Fear Of Wild Wild West In Sports Betting

21st May 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt in Oxon Hill, Maryland
As the shock and awe of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to allow sports-betting expansion continues to reverberate, players and leagues appear to have similar concerns about future ramifications.

Special Report: U.S. Sports Betting – What To Watch For In the New, Post-PASPA World

16th May 2018 | Written by: James Kilsby & Chris Krafcik
This special report outlines which states are expected to be first-to-market with sports wagering, projects how large this "visible" post-PASPA market is in revenue terms, and identifies the key...

Supreme Court Ruling Puts New York Sports-Betting Bill On Front-Burner

16th May 2018 | Written by: Nicholaus Garcia
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate a federal ban will prompt veteran New York lawmaker Gary Pretlow to introduce an expanded sports-betting bill, but as far as he is concerned wagering...

U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Opens New Chapter For Betting Industry

15th May 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt in THE U.S. SUPREME COURT
A new era for sports betting commenced in the United States and across the globe precisely at 10:03am EDT on Monday when a packed courtroom heard U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito solemnly...

Connecticut Punts On Casino, Sports-Betting Bills

11th May 2018 | Written by: James Kilsby
Connecticut has concluded its 2018 legislative session without passing closely-watched bills on casino expansion and sports betting, although advocates are already preparing to return next year.

Trump Nominee Says She’s Open To Land Acquisitions For Tribes

10th May 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt
Although she did not specifically mention casinos, the woman nominated by President Trump to become the top federal official with responsibility for Indian gaming says she is willing to work with...

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