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

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

Every Day Seems Like Groundhog Day For Florida Gambling Bills

17th Jan 2020 | Written by: Tony Batt
It may be the longest of longshots, but a Florida state representative is trying to resurrect the Seminole compact and make the state legislature finally do something on gambling.

Former NIGC Chairman Disputes Oklahoma Governor's Claim On Compact

15th Jan 2020 | Written by: Chris Sieroty in San Diego
Tribal casinos across Oklahoma are still open for business despite a warning from the governor that their gaming operations became illegal in January, a political position several industry experts...

Tribal Sports-Betting Bill Likely To Meet Pushback From Indian Country

14th Jan 2020 | Written by: Tony Batt
A federal bill that would allow gaming tribes to take mobile sports bets without oversight from state governments is likely to draw stiff resistance from the Indian gaming industry, according to a...

Responsible Gambling Collaborative Urges States To Designate Funds For Treatment, Prevention

14th Jan 2020 | Written by: Chris Sieroty in San Diego
A group of academics, researchers, advocacy groups and gaming organizations have joined forces to unify the industry to drive problem and responsible gambling efforts, while promoting responsible...

Governor Mills Vetoes Bill Legalizing Sports Betting In Maine

13th Jan 2020 | Written by: Matt Carey
Citing concerns over problem gambling and skepticism about projected revenues, Maine Governor Janet Mills vetoed legislation that would have established legalized sports betting in the state on...

What Is The Best Way To Regulate Sports Betting? California Lawmakers Ask

9th Jan 2020 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
California state lawmakers held an informational hearing on sports betting on Wednesday, as they began exploring alternative options to a proposed ballot initiative limited to retail sportsbooks at...

Michigan Market-Access Derby Underway

7th Jan 2020 | Written by: Matt Carey
On the heels of Michigan enacting sports-betting and online-gaming legislation last month, companies are beginning to snap up the available market-access opportunities created by the new laws.

The Key Issues In U.S. Sports Betting In 2020

6th Jan 2020 | Written by: Matt Carey
After a lightning round in 2019 that saw 11 U.S. jurisdictions enact sports-betting legislation and several more launch under existing laws, GamblingCompliance looks ahead to some of the key issues...

U.S. Policymakers Explore Pathways To Tribal Online Betting

3rd Jan 2020 | Written by: James Kilsby
The state of Michigan and members of the U.S. Congress are offering alternative responses to one of the most pressing legal questions in U.S. sports betting — how tribes will participate in online...

Tribal Gaming Compacts Remain In Limbo As Oklahoma Rings In 2020

2nd Jan 2020 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
Three gaming tribes in Oklahoma have filed a lawsuit seeking to resolve a dispute with Governor Kevin Stitt over gaming compacts, a decision one analyst believes could render casino gaming illegal...

Special Report: Michigan Sports Betting & Internet Gaming Bills

23rd Dec 2019 | Written by: GamblingCompliance Research Team
This report provides a summary of the key provisions of Michigan’s package of gambling bills authorizing sports betting, online casino gaming, fantasy sports, along with other expanded gambling...

California Cardrooms, Lawmakers, Business Groups All Oppose New Dealer Regulations

19th Dec 2019 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
The ongoing controversy over proposed new dealer rules for California’s commercial cardrooms took center stage in Sacramento on Wednesday as city officials, state lawmakers, business organizations...

Genting Group's Mixed Results From U.S. Casino Investments

19th Dec 2019 | Written by: Scott Van Voorhis
Not even a decade ago, Genting Group and its bold, free-spending chairman, KT Lim, looked poised to take the U.S. gaming market by storm.

Michigan Sports-Betting Bill Outlines 'Commercially Reasonable' Official Data Factors

17th Dec 2019 | Written by: Matt Carey
Pending a governor’s signature, Michigan will be the third state to require operators to use official league data to settle in-play wagers, but also become the first to set parameters in...

Oklahoma Governor Says Compact Standoff Opening Door For Commercial Gaming

16th Dec 2019 | Written by: Chris Sieroty in Las Vegas
In an effort to get tribes to the negotiating table, Governor Kevin Stitt said there is the possibility for expanded commercial gaming in Oklahoma should a stalemate with tribal leaders over the...

Michigan Legislature Sends Online Gaming, Sports Betting Bills To Governor

12th Dec 2019 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
Online gaming and sports betting will soon be legal in Michigan after the legislature sent a package of bills to Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday.

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