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flag Several U.S. states are advancing online casino laws, spurred by strong revenues in New Jersey and growing interest in regulated digital gaming.

flag In early 2026, several U.S. states including New York, Virginia, and Hawaii are reevaluating online casino legislation, driven by strong revenues in existing markets like New Jersey, where digital gaming surpassed land-based gambling in 2025. flag Maine is set to become the eighth regulated state, while New York and Virginia advance bills with varying levels of support and safeguards. flag Hawaii, historically opposed to gambling, is exploring regulatory options amid concerns over illegal betting. flag Meanwhile, Montana’s high density of casinos belies a modest gaming market, with $2.8 billion in annual expenditures and limited economic impact despite strict regulations and a 15% tax rate. flag Wyoming’s smaller market generates less revenue, and both states maintain low-stakes, tightly controlled industries, with no major expansion expected.

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