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South Carolina's legislative landscape is buzzing with renewed interest in online sports betting. Senator Tom Davis (R-46) has introduced Senate Bill 444, mirroring a House bill from late 2024, both aiming to establish a regulated online sports betting market in the Palmetto State.

Sweepstakes casinos have become a notable fixture in the US online gambling landscape, offering players a unique way to enjoy casino-style games and potentially win real cash prizes. While some states have begun to scrutinize these platforms more closely, leading to certain operators withdrawing from specific markets, the majority of US states still permit sweepstakes gaming.

Illinois is taking steps towards legalizing online poker and casino games as a potential solution to its looming $3.2 billion budget deficit for fiscal year 2026. Representative Edgar Gonzalez Jr. introduced HB3080 in February, which has recently been referred to the House Rules Committee.

Caesars Entertainment, a major player in the casino industry, has taken a bold step into new digital territories. The company recently unveiled its online casino offerings in Pennsylvania and Michigan, broadening its reach in the burgeoning U.S. online gambling market.

February brought positive news for the online gaming industry in major U.S. markets. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey all reported year-over-year increases in gross revenue from online operators. In New Jersey, iGaming revenue once again outpaced traditional brick-and-mortar casino earnings.

Black Hawk, Colorado, renowned for its brick-and-mortar casinos, has positioned itself at the forefront of the fight against online gambling. In a recent city council meeting, officials unanimously voted to join the National Association Against iGaming (NAAG), making Black Hawk the first municipality in the country to align with this newly formed coalition.

Germany's online gambling scene is undergoing a transformation as Baden-Württemberg becomes the latest state to launch a regulated online casino. This development follows Bayern's pioneering move in April 2024, signaling a broader trend towards state-sanctioned digital gambling platforms across the country.

Greentube, a leading provider of online casino games, has solidified its presence in the US market by joining forces with Fanatics Sportsbook and Casino. This collaboration marks a significant step in Greentube's ongoing efforts to establish itself as a key player in the North American iGaming landscape.

The online casino industry is poised for substantial growth and innovation in 2025. As digital gambling platforms continue to gain popularity among mobile and PC users worldwide, several key factors are driving this evolution.

The Illinois General Assembly is weighing the pros and cons of legalizing internet gambling, also known as iGaming, as the state faces potential budget shortfalls. Proponents of House Bill 3080, introduced by Rep. Edgar Gonzalez, D-Chicago, argue that iGaming could provide a significant financial boost to state coffers, potentially generating up to $1 billion in annual tax revenue.

The casino industry has long been a playground for the ultra-wealthy, but a handful of individuals have managed to elevate their status to truly astronomical levels. These casino moguls have not only dominated the gambling scene but have also expanded their empires into related sectors, creating a web of influence that spans the globe.

The landscape of online gambling in the United States is rapidly evolving. A growing number of states have embraced legal online casinos and sports betting, opening up new opportunities for players and operators alike. This shift has led to an influx of new platforms entering the market, each vying for a slice of the digital gambling pie.

Connecticut authorities have taken decisive action against High5Games, a licensed service provider in the state's online gaming industry. The company, known for developing online slot content for legal platforms, has been accused of operating an unlicensed online casino called High5Casino.

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is taking steps to tighten regulations on online casinos, reflecting growing concerns about gambling addiction and illegal access to offshore gambling sites. The party's research commission on public safety, counterterrorism, and cybercrime measures, led by House of Representatives member Sanae Takaichi, is at the forefront of these efforts.

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita and the Indiana Gaming Commission have issued a warning about an illicit gambling website attempting to dupe residents by posing as legitimate, state-licensed casinos. This deceptive operation not only violates Indiana law but also lacks crucial consumer protections that are mandatory for authorized online gaming platforms.