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Join us for this two-part Minutes on the Matter discussion, where Mike Beckwith unpacks the federal government's heightened focus on anti-money laundering (AML), particularly in gaming.

While the NCAA continues to deal with the potential legal defense from the ongoing on-slaught of legal filings from coast-to-coast challenging various NCAA protocols and the organization's rulemaking authority, ...

The 78th Session of the Nevada Legislature began on February 2, 2015. Regular sessions of the Nevada Legislature are held biennially in odd-numbered years.

The State of Nevada has taken to the initials steps to create an official commission governing esports with the introduction of Senate Bill 165, and its subsequent discussion in a hearing of the...

This decision ushered in the next gold rush for the U.S. gaming industry.

As noted in a prior blog, Senate Bill 46 (SB 46) was filed to regulate services that provide advice on wagering in racing or sporting events.

The Beer Institute and Brewers Association increased the advertisement targeting requirements for beer ads to 73.6% from 71.6%.

Many states have banned video games that depict gore, sex, and gambling, on the ground that minors have access to them.

Recently, six well known New Jersey Internet poker and online gaming affiliate marketers received cease and desist letters from the New Jersey AG’s office.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that will officially legalize and regulate the fantasy sports industry in the State. Cuomo's move comes nearly six weeks after the State Legislature initially passed the bill.

The professional sports leagues filed an application for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction stopping New Jersey from implementing the sports wagering law.

Schneiderman distinguished daily fantasy sports from traditional fantasy sports, which is legal in New York.

The Oklahoma Attorney General just issued an official opinion on whether the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma ("UKB") could accept the terms of Oklahoma's...

In 2018, Utah Senator Orrin Hatch drafted a bill intended to create a framework for federal sports gambling.

On February 12, 2014, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives’ Gaming Oversight Committee held a hearing to receive testimony regarding the prospects of legalizing electronic gaming devices, i.e video gaming machines, in the Commonwealth.

The Board's regulations require that a vendor file for registration if it does over $15,000 of business with slot machine licensees.

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn recently signed into law the Poker Run law, which ended a two-year crusade to make it easier to use poker runs to raise money for charities.

Earlier this year, a federal district court in the State of Illinois certified a class action sweepstakes lawsuit in which an Illinois consumer alleged that HMI Industries, Inc., TD Bank, and A-1 Allergy Relief, Inc. violated the Illinois Prizes and Gifts Act, 815 ILCS 525/1, et seq. ("Prizes and Gifts Act"), Illinois Consumer Fraud and Abuse Act ("ICFA"), the Federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO"), and the Federal Truth in Lending Act.