Nevada Rep. Dina Titus is behind two pieces of gambling legislation in the world of legal sports betting and casino gaming.

Titus (D-District 1) last month reintroduced The Discriminatory Gaming Tax Repeal Act, which would remove the federal 0.25 percent tax on all sports bets placed in the U.S. She also last week reintroduced the Shifting Limits on Thresholds (SLOT) Act to update the reporting threshold on slot machine winnings, which hasn’t changed in nearly 50 years.

A recent poll revealed that adults aren’t as sold on college sports betting as they are legal sports betting as a whole.

FanDuel is the first legal sports betting operator to roll out front-facing artificial intelligence functionality with a program called AceAI, as detailed in Tuesday story posted at For

A Mississippi State women’s basketball player was found to have breached the NCAA’s sports betting rules. 

Connecticut lawmakers want to implement a ceiling on the amount of money that legal sportsbooks can accept from customers.

The House General Law Committee introduced bill SB 1464, which would set a maximum wager amount for all sports bettors and allow Connecticut to join the Multi-State Internet Gaming agreement, which would open the doors to interstate poker games.

A New Jersey sports betting bill introduced last week would prohibit gambling companies from partnering with in-state schools and universities. 

Texas is anchoring down its opposition to legal sports betting. 

The lucrative New York sports betting market is on the verge of tightening its grip on the national gambling scene.

Missouri Sec. of State Denny Hoskins will not fast-track the launch of Missouri sports betting despite voters’ decision last November. 

Missouri had been targeting an early summer launch for sports betting.

However, the emergency draft of Missouri sports betting rules has been rejected by Missouri Sec. of State Denny Hoskins, throwing a curveball into the proceedings.