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Sweeps Ban Unanimously Passes Through Minnesota House Committee

Despite adamant testimony from the ARB Interactive CEO, a Minnesota native, House Bill 4410 unanimously clears its first House...

Erin Flynn Jay

March 25, 2026

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Minnesota Senate Sweeps Ban Clears Initial Committee, Scheduled For Its Next

Minnesota Senate panel advances SF4474 to ban dual-currency sweeps casinos, sending the bill to another committee ahead of a key...

Derek Helling

March 25, 2026

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Maryland House Passes 2 Sweeps Bills Right Before Crossover Deadline

Maryland House passes two bills targeting sweeps casinos before key deadline, keeping potential Sweeps Coins ban alive in 2026...

Matthew Bain

March 23, 2026

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Sweeps Bills In Minnesota, Louisiana Set For Hearings This Week

Minnesota sweeps casino bans advance quickly with hearings this week, while Louisiana weighs a racketeering approach targeting sweeps...

Matthew Bain

March 22, 2026

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Monitoring Sweeps Bans In Maryland, Oklahoma As Crossover Deadlines Near

Maryland and Oklahoma face looming deadlines on sweepstakes casino bans, with key bills at risk of failing to advance this...

Matthew Bain

March 22, 2026

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Industry News

Tracking Market Exits From Notable Sweeps Operators In March

Carnival Citi, Spin Saga, Moonspin, and Rolling Riches exit multiple states as legal pressure continues to shape the sweeps casino...

Matthew Bain

March 22, 2026

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How Louisiana Is Trying To Become Even More Restrictive For Sweeps Gaming

Louisiana was already highly restrictive for sweepstakes casinos. Now, with two bills this session, the state is looking to pile on and lead the charge against sweeps...

Matthew Bain

March 19, 2026

Industry News

Betr Launches New Social Casino Within Super App

Betr, the company co-founded by Jake Paul, is fully jumping into the sweepstakes casino game with Betr Social Casino. Paul, a social influencer and boxer, announced this week on...

Pat Evans

March 19, 2026

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Hawaii Bill With Sweepstakes Casino Implications Deferred

A bill that could have caused some problems for sweepstakes casinos in Hawaii was put on ice this week. The House Committee on Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs deferred Senate Bill...

Pat Evans

March 19, 2026