
Alexander Weldon
Managing Casino News Editor at Catena Media
Managing Casino News Editor for https://t.co/kWMbGB9rh2. Dad to a rambunctious 11-year-old. Painting, cooking, disc golf, puns, politics, game design. Broadly curious.
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2 weeks ago |
gamingtoday.com | Alexander Weldon
When a number of US-facing sweepstakes casino operators formed the Social and Promotional Games Association (SPGA) last year, Virtual Gaming Worlds (VGW) wasn’t among them. As the owner of the biggest and best-known sweeps casino brands like Chumba Casino and Luckyland Slots, its absence from the roster didn’t go unnoticed. Now, VGW and a handful of other operators have formed an alternative group they call the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA).
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2 weeks ago |
bonus.com | Alexander Weldon
The future of the Texas Lottery is in jeopardy amid a series of scandals and facing a legislature hostile to legal gambling in any form. The stateâs Lottery Commission appears all but certain to disappear, though the Lottery itself may receive another couple of years to make a case for its continued existence under new oversight.
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3 weeks ago |
playusa.com | Alexander Weldon
Online gambling is coming to Missouri, but not until the last possible moment allowed by law. When voters approved sports betting in a referendum last year, the constitutional amendment stipulated a launch deadline of December 1, 2025. Hopes of an earlier launch haven’t and the Missouri Gaming Commission has now confirmed that Dec. 1 will be the launch date, as first reported by Covers.
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3 weeks ago |
playnj.com | Alexander Weldon
New Jersey’s iGaming market held on to earlier gains in April, keeping revenue steady despite the changing of seasons. Typically, sports betting revenue plunges after March Madness, but the summer slump can take longer to set in for the online casino vertical, and that seems to be the case this year so far. All told, New Jersey online casinos pulled in $235.2 million in gross gaming revenue for April. Although that’s a drop of nearly $9 million from March, it was also a shorter month.
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3 weeks ago |
playusa.com | Alexander Weldon
Ohio may provide the last chance to see online casino expansion in the US this year, after other states have tried and failed. Sen. Nathan Manning introduced SB 197 this week, which weighs in at 701 pages and makes multiple changes to the state’s gaming laws, including authorization for iGaming and an online lottery. The Buckeye State’s legislative session runs year-round, so there’s plenty of time for the bill to advance.
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