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IndianaIn March 2015, a bill was introduced in the Indiana state Senate that would have legalized internet betting on horse races. The bill passed through the Senate, but in May 2015, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence vetoed the bill, citing his long-term opposition to online gambling as the main reason for the decision. In March 2016, Pence signed a bill that regulated online daily fantasy sports (DFS). The law requires operators wishing to offer contests in the state to pay a $50,000 licensing fee with a $5,000 renewal, which could be increased to as much as $75,000 annually. Oversight of the games will be handled by the state gaming commission, and fantasy sports are designated as a game of skill under the law. In October 2018, a legislative study committee unanimously recommended that the 2019 General Assembly consider legalized and regulated sports betting in the state. The majority of the General Assembly's Interim Study Committee on Public Policy appeared to favor allowing sports bets to be placed using a secure mobile phone application. In 2020, Sen. Jon Ford developed a bill for online casino and online poker in Indiana that would allow Indiana’s 14 casinos and racinos to offer internet casino games and online poker. The planned Rocksino in Terre Haute would also be allowed to offer online gaming, but in November 2021, Churchill Downs Inc. announced that it would alter plans for the casino after applying to rezone the property. 7 Indiana sites support English. with United States Dollars. edit your preferences Indiana
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Indiana Gaming Commission 101 West Washington Street East Tower, Suite 1600 Indianapolis, Indiana United States 46204-3412 Website Fax (317) 233-0047 General Information (317) 233-0046 View All Gaming Jurisdictions Indiana Jurisdiction News
Indiana sports betting handle hits six-month low
As the sports scheduled thinned, Indiana sportsbooks collected $236.4 million in wagers in April, with online betting accounting for 88.4% of the handle. Kindred and Caesars Entertainment sign multi-state agreements The agreements provide Kindred, under the Unibet brand, to operate both online sports betting and online gaming in Indiana and Iowa. GAN announces expansion of partnership with FanDuel into Indiana The announcement comes after Indiana's legalization of sports betting in May and launch of online gaming in early October. MSPT's Player of the Year wins at Grand Falls Casino & Golf Resort MSPT was in Sioux Falls, South Dakota this past weekend when Aaron Johnson took home $21,268 in the MSPT Grand Falls $350 regional event. This Week in Gambling: News from Indiana, Pennsylvania and the US Attorney General What a week for online gambling news! The U.S. Attorney General has made a major decision on internet betting. Plus, fantasy sports news out of Indiana as we wait for online gambling to move forward in Pennsylvania. Trends for US online gambling forecasted through 2020 Growth in the 34-and-younger population and the rise of non-mobile computer device usage has been predicted by global market research firm Technavio. DFS news roundup: Indiana passes DFS legislation Gov. Mike Pence signed S 339 into law on March 24, making Indiana the second U.S. state to enact DFS regulations. DFS news roundup: Virginia governor signs DFS bill into law Governor Terry McAuliffe signed the bill Monday afternoon, making Virginia the first U.S. state with a regulatory framework for real-money DFS contests. DFS news roundup: Virginia General Assembly passes DFS legislation The bill to legalize and regulate DFS in Virginia passed by a 31-9 vote, and Gov. Terry McAuliffe is expected to sign it. AGA making its voice heard on major gaming issues AGA CEO Geoff Freeman said the AGA should be the group to clear up misconceptions or untruths about a regulated casino industry. That’s what the organization did in Massachusetts, and will do in other markets.
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