North Carolina raises sports betting tax to 23%
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed the state’s $34 billion fiscal 2025-26 budget on Tuesday, raising the online sports betting tax rate and setting a separate tax for prediction market platforms.
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North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed the state’s $34 billion fiscal 2025-26 budget on Tuesday, raising the online sports betting tax rate and setting a separate tax for prediction market platforms.
Kalshi has received an unfavorable ruling in its lawsuit against the New York State Gaming Commission (NYSGC) over the delivery of sports event contracts.
US President Donald Trump has officially pardoned Adam Kidan, a man who was previously sentenced in a casino ship business fraud case.
New Jersey lawmakers are expected to revisit a proposal to tax prediction markets when the legislature returns in the fall after the measure failed to reach floor votes before the summer recess.
New Jersey lawmakers are considering imposing a 9% tax on prediction markets.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael Selig reiterates that prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are not offering gambling services.
Gov. Josh Stein signed the North Carolina budget on Tuesday, officially raising the state’s online sports betting tax rate and confirming that the state intends to tax prediction market platforms, even though it will not regulate them.
After weeks of contemplation, the Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) has officially announced its intention to ban the use of credit cards for sports betting in the state.
A youth baseball organization in Las Vegas is facing allegations of embezzlement by its former president, who reportedly misused tens of thousands of dollars from league funds for personal expenses, including gambling and adult entertainment.
African gambling regulators agreed to strengthen cooperation on illegal gambling, market data, taxation and responsible gambling during a London session convened by the African iGaming Alliance on the sidelines of iGB L!VE 2026.
The government of Kazakhstan says banks have blocked more than $21 million in transactions linked to illegal casino platforms over six months.
Following the conclusion of its Financial Risk Assessments (FRAs) trial, the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) confirmed that it will be implementing this somewhat controversial regulation.