
Tebearau Egbe
Writer at PlayUSA
Writer at Gaming Today
Gambling & Esports Reporter. Writer for @VisitPlayUSA.com and @GamingTodayNews.
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3 days ago |
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After some back-and-forth, New Jersey state lawmakers have agreed on a new tax rate for online casinos and sports betting. While it’s an increase, the good news for bettors is they landed on a figure lower than Gov. Phil Murphy’s initial proposal. The new rate will be 19.75% for both, a step up from the current 15% for online casinos and 13% for online sports betting, but it’s a compromise from the 25% that was on the table.
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4 days ago |
bonus.com | Tebearau Egbe
It looks like Cedar Crossing Casino & Entertainment Center is finally getting its casino in 2026—because last week, a judge officially shut down Riverside Casino & Golf Resort’s attempt to block it. The Iowa District Court tossed out the lawsuit filed by Riverside and the Washington County Riverboat Foundation, which tried to poke holes in the $275 million Cedar Crossing Casino & Entertainment Center’s license.
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1 week ago |
bonus.com | Tebearau Egbe
New York is just a signature away from shutting down sweepstakes casinos. Following Attorney General Letitia James’s footsteps on the cease-and-desist letters sent to 26 operators earlier this month, lawmakers didn’t waste any time in following suit. They hustled Senate Bill 5935 through the Assembly on June 17, and since the Senate already passed it on June 11, it’s now officially sitting on Governor Kathy Hochul’s desk.
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1 week ago |
bonus.com | Tebearau Egbe
Massachusetts lawmakers are about to kick off some serious talks about online casinos. They’ve got a hearing scheduled for next week, June 23, where the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure will examine House Bill 332 and Senate Bill 235—both aiming to legalize, regulate and tax online gambling in the state. It looks like the Bay State could be opening its digital doors soon!And who exactly brought these bills, House Bill 332 and Senate Bill 235, to the table?
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1 week ago |
bonus.com | Tebearau Egbe
The whole indoor smoking thing in brick-and-mortar casinos? Yeah, that conversation just never goes away. And, sure enough, the workers at Penn Entertainment — who are also part of CEASE (Casino Employees Against Smoking’s Effects) — are back at it. Just last week, on June 11, they sent a letter to the company pushing for a “100% smoke-free indoor policy” at all of its casino venues.
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