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Oxford Casino, alongside its parent company Churchill Downs Incorporated, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Maine's new online casino gaming law, which grants exclusive licensing rights to the state's four federally recognized Indian tribes.
The rollout adds a mix of new releases and established Novomatic titles to PlayStar’s New Jersey platform as Greentube continues to scale its US footprint in regulated markets.
Judge Jason Woodbury ruled the Commodity Exchange Act does not vest exclusive jurisdiction in the CFTC, while the temporary restraining order will remain in effect for 14 days.
As iGaming revenue in New Jersey and Pennsylvania continues reaching all-time heights, Maine represents online gambling’s latest expansion with operations set to go live in Q2 2026.
The figure equates to an 80.6% increase from the prior year period, driven primarily by online sports betting operations which produced nearly $79.2m of revenue and grew 80.3%.
The remarks included plans to withdraw proposed restrictions on sports and political event contracts and to introduce a new rulemaking framework aimed at providing regulatory certainty for prediction markets.
The estimate comes as new research highlights consumer confusion around prediction markets, particularly over regulatory oversight and access to responsible gambling tools.
A US federal court has dismissed all remaining claims in legacy litigation involving SEGG Media, formerly known as Lottery.com, marking another procedural closure for the company as it continues its corporate transformation.
The San Manual casino resort has unveiled new culinary, entertainment and cash-prize activations in celebration of its milestone anniversary.
The Senate General Laws and Technology Gaming subcommittee had voted to reject SB 118 on January 26, but Senator Mamie Locke made amendments to the bill prior to new consideration.
