SGLA testifies for social game regulation in Maine
Maine Senate Paper 825 would ban social plus games across the state, leading SGLA to request a regulatory framework for the gaming type rather than prohibit the offering entirely.
Maine Senate Paper 825 would ban social plus games across the state, leading SGLA to request a regulatory framework for the gaming type rather than prohibit the offering entirely.
Senate Bill 112 would require interactive games operators conducting business in Maryland to offer casino-style games that include slots, table games and video poker.
The Association submitted testimony on Indiana House Bill 1052 on January 6, which prohibits sweepstakes casinos utilizing dual-currency payments and simulating casino-style games.
Cease-and-desist letters sent to nearly forty platforms using sweepstakes models that violate state gambling and consumer protection laws.
New York's Senator positioned the law as a consumer protection measure, citing the absence of age verification, betting limits, RG tools and regulatory monitoring.
Representative Ethan Manning introduced HB1052 on December 5, which also proposes new changes to Indiana law concerning horse racing, responsible gaming and online sweepstakes.
The Alliance has expressed disappointment at the State Governor's decision to outlaw 'social plus' games.
Managing Director Sean Ostrow issued a response to the introduction of LD 2007, which attempts to prohibit sweepstakes casinos and form new civil penalties for unlawful operation.
It's the end of the road for sweeps in another state, as Maine introduces a bill to prohibit the practice.
House Bill 591 was brought forth by Florida Representative Berny Jacques, and 'laudably seeks' to prohibit illegal gambling throughout the state according to the SGLA.