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An Alberta player says 888casino wiped about CA$1.27 million in Jackpot Drop wins from March 2026 as a glitch. Seven months on, no regulator or court has ruled.
Lee County deputies and Florida gaming agents raided five arcades on 27 October, arrested 10 people and seized 239 slot machines, cash, gold and luxury cars.
Stake.us, McLuck, Modo and others are ending sweepstakes play in Oklahoma before SB 1589, the dual-currency ban passed over a veto, starts 1 November 2026.
Rush Street Interactive's Q3 2026 revenue grew 39% to $385.9 million, just short of forecasts, while adjusted EBITDA jumped 73% to $62.2 million.
Texas votes on 3 November 2026. A casino or sports betting amendment needs two-thirds of both chambers, and the lieutenant governor race matters most.
Kalshi closed a $1 billion Series G at a $40 billion valuation on 29 October 2026, up about 82% since May, a day after Utah charged it and its founders.
Utah's attorney general charged Kalshi, Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara with 13 felonies and a misdemeanor after an undercover agent placed 12 sports bets.
MGM Resorts' Q3 2026 revenue slipped 1% to $4.21 billion as Las Vegas room rates fell 8%. MGM China set a record and talks with People Inc are over.
Aristocrat Gaming is bringing Monopoly Big Board Bucks, named Slot of the Year at the Global Gaming Awards Americas, to Class 2 tribal casino markets in the US.
Ontario and OLG invite up to three new casino operators to Niagara, each investing at least C$1.5 billion and paying a C$100 million fee. Bids due 3 December.
Alleged fixer Roderick Winkler pleaded guilty on 26 October in the college basketball point-shaving case; ex-Southern Miss guard Mo Arnold agreed to plead.
Caesars Q3 2026 net revenue rose 2.5% to $2.94 billion, but Las Vegas adjusted EBITDA fell 9.5% and the net loss widened to $123 million. Digital grew.
Kalshi has sued Louisiana's attorney general, governor and gaming regulators in federal court, arguing the CFTC, not the state, governs its sports contracts.
Tax Relief Nebraska has raised about $21.7 million for Initiatives 440 and 441, mostly from DraftKings and FanDuel, before Nebraska's 3 November 2026 vote.
New Brunswick has tabled a bill amending its Gaming Control Act so it can write rules for live online casino games, an idea Atlantic Lottery proposed.
Pennsylvania HB 2879 from Rep. Tarik Khan would ban microbets, limit deposits to two a day, set loss limits and restrict betting ads. It sits in committee.
Alberta's transition for formerly unregulated online gambling operators ended on 13 October. 29 operators and 50 brands were approved; the rest must stop serving Albertans.
New Jersey now requires online casinos and sportsbooks to flag at-risk players with set triggers, intervene in three phases and stop marketing to them.
Ohio's Casino Control Commission told sportsbooks, suppliers and labs to stop serving sports prediction markets and confirm it by Oct. 30, or face suitability action.
Tom Osborne and 44 current and former Huskers oppose Nebraska's online sports betting Initiatives 440 and 441, on the November 3 ballot.
Decatur police seized gambling machines, cash and a gun at a suspected gambling house on Oct. 20 and charged five people with gambling offenses.
Maine's regulator sees Q1 2027 as a realistic online casino launch, not a set date. Rules close for comment on Oct. 30; a fourth draft would mean delay.
North Carolina plans to raise its sports betting tax to 23%, reshaping operator costs and public funding. isn't simply another budget measure.
Louisiana lawmakers approved a bill allowing regulators to ban sports bettors who threaten athletes over gambling outcomes.
