
US sanctions cartel racetrack tied to casino torture claims
The US Treasury has sanctioned a Mexican racetrack allegedly run by a drug cartel that took bets through a nearby casino.
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The US Treasury has sanctioned a Mexican racetrack allegedly run by a drug cartel that took bets through a nearby casino.

New York regulators have voted to advance rules barring sportsbooks from using AI to personalise promotions & wagering tips.

Wyoming's gaming committee has unanimously backed a bill making online sweepstakes games a felony.

Mexico's football federation has filed a lawsuit against prediction market Kalshi in a US federal court.

Pennsylvania businesses still running skill games risk raids & prosecution from 14 October.

A fantasy-sports loophole lets bettors wager on individual college athletes despite bans in 15 states.

Six-figure sums wagered on murder trials on Polymarket are fuelling fears jurors could be influenced or even bet on their own verdicts.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 60% of US voters oppose betting on elections, with Democrats more opposed than Republicans.

A UNLV study finds 7% of Colorado sports bettors show signs of serious gambling problems.

A North Carolina House candidate's rental property is reportedly running an illegal gambling den.

New York regulators have advanced proposals to limit AI-driven betting prompts & require human outreach to at-risk gamblers.

Nevada lawmakers are pushing Congress to restore the full gambling loss tax deduction.
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