The Rutgers-led national survey puts youth gambling participation at roughly 43 to 49 percent, prompting calls for tighter advertising and parental guidance.

The suit tests whether federal commodities law preempts state gaming regulators' authority over event contracts.

The ruling ends Andy Sanborn's effort to keep the Concord Casino license after regulators found misuse of COVID relief funds.

Advocates cite declining mental health indicators as Canada weighs federal advertising restrictions and Ontario reviews its rules.

The regulator's research indicates unlicensed operators supplement rather than replace licensed activity, reinforcing calls for enforcement against black-market

Investors reacted to proposed tax changes in a key Latin American market for the operator.

Operators across Latin America are weighing the fallout as Brazilian politics threaten the newly regulated market.

The measure grants tax breaks for hosting international tournaments while leaving broader gambling regulation untouched.

The ban targets online sweepstakes casino operators and their service providers in the state.

The decline follows the Netherlands' tightening of advertising and deposit limits in recent years.

The proposal adds to a widening state-level pushback against event contracts tied to elections.

State lawmakers advance measures targeting high-risk betting products amid a broader push on problem gambling.

Lawmakers moved the framework forward despite disagreements over rates and license allocation.

Operators argue new fiscal measures will raise costs and squeeze employment in the licensed sector.

The Canadian province moves to bring live-dealer online casino products under its regulatory framework.

The province's regulator is reassessing marketing restrictions as Canada debates federal ad guidelines.

The senator backs a statewide referendum covering a lottery and casinos after years of failed legislative efforts.

Legislative control after the vote will determine whether a sports betting bill can advance.