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.

South Dakota State Report

19th Nov 2018 | Written by: Kristal Rovira
South Dakota claims one of the oldest casino-style gambling regimes in the United States, consisting of more than 30 commercial casinos, nine tribal venues, a state lottery including VLTs,...

Maryland, Virginia Tipped To Follow D.C. With Sports-Betting Bills

13th Nov 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
Gordon Medenica, Maryland’s gaming and lottery czar, expects lawmakers to introduce a sports-betting bill when they return to Annapolis in January, as the state risks falling further behind its...

Florida Voters Get Control Of Gaming Expansion

8th Nov 2018 | Written by: Matt Carey
Florida voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that legal and gaming experts believe will curb any future attempts at gaming expansion in the state for the foreseeable future.

Higher Hurdle For Florida Sports Betting As Arkansas Approves Casinos

7th Nov 2018 | Written by: James Kilsby
Scoring approval of new casinos or sports betting in Florida is set to become a lot tougher after Sunshine State voters approved a constitutional amendment on Tuesday requiring a state-wide...

Sports Betting In New Mexico Heats Up, Despite Lack Of New Legislation

7th Nov 2018 | Written by: Matt Carey
Everywhere you look, there is another state looking at new legislation designed to facilitate sports betting, but in one state, both a tribal casino and the state lottery have started taking bets,...

California Tribes Plan To Sue Regulators, Card Rooms Over House-Banked Games

5th Nov 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
A collection of California tribes is “days away” from filing a lawsuit against card rooms and gaming regulators over the use of house-banked card games, which are illegal under state law, the...

Oklahoma - Breakdown of Tribal Gaming Exclusivity Fees Report - FY2011 to FY2018

4th Nov 2018
Latest annual Breakdown of Tribal Gaming Exclusivity Fees Report data from the Office of State Finance for Oklahoma. The data released for the state contains the following information: Annual...

Milestone Election For California Tribal Gaming Celebrates 20th Anniversary

2nd Nov 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt
On Saturday, it will be 20 years since California voters went to the polls and passed Proposition 5, a genuinely historic ballot measure which gave gaming tribes a decisive victory over Nevada’s...

U.S. Regulatory Roundup: October 2018

1st Nov 2018 | Written by: Allegra Lapetina
This roundup of key legislative and regulatory developments from October 2018 includes information on tribal gaming in Connecticut, a ballot measure in Arkansas, gaming litigation in Kentucky,...

Florida Chamber Joins Seminoles, Disney In Support Of New Restriction On Gambling

30th Oct 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
The Florida Chamber of Commerce, which in the past has urged restraint in amending the state’s constitution, is urging its members and voters to support Amendment 3 on the November ballot, which...

Mashpee Wampanoag Receive Support From National Indian Congress

26th Oct 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
The leader of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe implored attendees of the National Congress of American Indians conference to support pending legislation in the U.S. Congress that would preserve and...

Connecticut Tribe Claims 'Improper Political Influence' Killed East Windsor Casino

19th Oct 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe in Connecticut is urging a federal court to accept an amended complaint in their recently dismissed lawsuit seeking to force the U.S. Department of the Interior to...

On IGRA's 30th Birthday, Tribal Leaders Call The Act A Success

17th Oct 2018 | Written by: Matt Carey
When the framework of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) began to take shape three decades ago, it was hardly met with a ringing endorsement from tribes across the United States.

Regulatory News Updates – October 12, 2018

12th Oct 2018 | Written by: GamblingCompliance Reporters
Final approval of the Sky Betting & Gaming and The Stars Group's merger triggers executive shake-up, Arkansas’ casino referendum to go ahead despite opposition and the casino site of tragic...

Tribal Leaders Concerned About Impact Of Legalized Sports Betting

10th Oct 2018 | Written by: Chris Sieroty in Las Vegas
Leaders of several Indian tribes were surprised by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the federal ban on sports betting, and despite the good opportunity wagering on sports presents, it...

Concerns Outweigh Jubilation Over Sports Betting

9th Oct 2018 | Written by: Tony Batt in Las Vegas
The euphoria that overwhelmed the gaming industry in May when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting seemed a distant memory on Monday at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E),...

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