Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier is expected to face additional charges in a sports betting operation. Federal prosecutors allege that Rozier rigged his play to benefit a betting operation, and his attorney is attempting to have the case dismissed.
New Jersey legislators are considering expanding the state’s casino industry beyond Atlantic City to compete with New York City casinos. Some lawmakers believe this will keep gambling dollars in the state, while others argue for investing more in Atlantic City.
Michigan has partnered with Gamban to provide residents with free software to block gambling sites. The software is part of the state's efforts to promote responsible gaming and crack down on offshore operators.
New Zealand has passed a bill to legalize and regulate online casino gambling, aiming to close tax loopholes and regulate the industry. The government will start awarding licenses in early 2027.
A group of South Carolina business owners has filed a lawsuit against Dave & Buster’s, claiming that the company’s arcade games violate state gambling laws. The suit alleges unequal enforcement of gambling regulations.
Resorts World at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens is set to unveil over 200 live table games, including blackjack, craps, baccarat, and roulette. Rapper Nas will be in attendance for the ribbon cutting.
The BetMGM Poker Championship is back with a $4 million guaranteed prize pool. The event will run from July 1 to 4, 2026, and feature a $3,500 buy-in. The ARIA Poker Classic, running concurrently, offers a variety of events with buy-ins starting as low as $300.
A Florida law firm has filed a lawsuit against Stake, claiming the online casino allowed an underage gambler on its platform. The plaintiff was exposed to gambling content through livestream platforms and social media influencers, including Drake.
MGM Northfield Park in Ohio is set to close temporarily as it transitions to new ownership under Clairvest Group. The racino, which dates back to the 1930s, will reopen on April 22 after the change.