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Tax Rates Could Be Center Of Upcoming MD Online Casino Bill Hearings

As online casino bills are being considered by the Maryland House and Senate, lawmakers can look to iGaming states to set tax rates.

Posted on: February 23, 2024 | | Phil West

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Bill Seeks To Ban Online Gambling On Maryland College Campuses

Del. Pam Queen introduced a new bill in the House that would ban online betting at Maryland's college campuses.

Posted on: February 21, 2024 | | Cheryl Coward

A picture of a downward sloping graph for a story about how a study debunks the myth that online casinos take away from Maryland casino revenue.

Study: Online Casinos Won’t Hurt Maryland’s Brick-And-Mortar Venues

A new study available to Maryland lawmakers debunks the theory that online casinos take revenue away from retail casinos.

Posted on: February 15, 2024 | | Cheryl Coward

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Here Are The Differences Between Maryland’s 2 Online Casino Bills

The House and Senate bills to legalize online casinos in Maryland have some similarities but also some distinct differences.

Posted on: February 14, 2024 | | T.J. McBride

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Maryland Lawmaker Offers Bill To Allow Casino Operators To Make Political Donations

A Maryland lawmaker has introduced legislation that would allow casino operators to make political contributions in the state.

Posted on: January 19, 2024 | | Phil West

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4 Online Casinos Talking Points: A Closer Look At Maryland’s iGaming Report

Maryland's report as to the impact that legal online casinos would have on the state showed little impact on other gambling entities.

Posted on: December 19, 2023 | | Dan Holmes

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Possible Credit Card Use For Charities Could Morph Into MD iGaming Debate

The discussions on allowing credit card use for charity online gaming in Maryland could become a debate on allowing online casinos.

Posted on: December 15, 2023 | | Hill Kerby

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Analyst Says Maryland No Longer Most Likely To Legalize Online Casinos In 2024

A report about how much money Maryland casinos would lose if online casinos became legal hurts state's chances of adding iGaming, expert says.

Posted on: December 4, 2023 | | Darren Cooper

Photo of a truck with a Maryland flag on it with $1 billion bills overlayed on a story about the state's potential iGaming annual revenue.

Report On Online Casinos Projects Nearly $1 Billion Annual Maryland Market

A commissioned report forecasts gross revenue around $900 million if Maryland decides to legalize online casinos.

Posted on: November 16, 2023 | | Dan Holmes

Proposal To Allow Credit Cards For Raffles May Pave Way For MD Online Casinos

A Maryland county is weighing whether to seek an amendment to the state constitution to allow credit cards for iGaming by nonprofits.

Posted on: October 12, 2023 | | Connie Reinert

Maryland online casinos

Tax Rates Could Be Center Of Upcoming MD Online Casino Bill Hearings

Bill Seeks To Ban Online Gambling On Maryland College Campuses

Study: Online Casinos Won’t Hurt Maryland’s Brick-And-Mortar Venues

Here Are The Differences Between Maryland’s 2 Online Casino Bills

Maryland Lawmaker Offers Bill To Allow Casino Operators To Make Political Donations

4 Online Casinos Talking Points: A Closer Look At Maryland’s iGaming Report

Possible Credit Card Use For Charities Could Morph Into MD iGaming Debate

Analyst Says Maryland No Longer Most Likely To Legalize Online Casinos In 2024

Report On Online Casinos Projects Nearly $1 Billion Annual Maryland Market

Proposal To Allow Credit Cards For Raffles May Pave Way For MD Online Casinos

Lottery Officials Tout $1.585 Billion in Total Gaming Revenue

Attorney Says Job Guarantees Key to iGaming Legalization

Sports Betting Operator Intralot Under Investigation in D.C.

Despite Dreary July, Maryland Sports Betting Still Shows Yearly Growth

Maryland Escapes DraftKings’ Surcharge For Now