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CT Problem Gambling Is On The Rise

Is Connecticut Doing Enough To Curb Problem Gambling? Online gambling has been available in Connecticut for about three months, bringing in millions of dollars in revenue. But it’s also creating more problems for undisciplined gamblers. The state’s helpline has been overwhelmed with calls. CT Problem Gambling Is On The Rise. Problem Gambling On The Rise…

Connecticut Sports Betting Alive and Well

Connecticut expanded gaming earlier this year by legislation that amended the state’s two tribal gaming compacts with the Mohegan Tribe and Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. As a result, the tribes can conduct in-person and mobile sports betting, online slots, and table games. Here is Connecticut Sports-Betting Alive and Well. The Brief Look at The Amendment…

Smoke-Free Casinos Here To Stay

“Are Smoke-Free Casinos Here To Stay.” The long debate about smoking in casinos appears to have reached a turning point.” The effects of the pandemic turned many casinos into smokeless casinos. However, new England’s casinos were still smoke-free until recently, when Bally’s Twin River and Tiverton returned to smoking. Why Are Smoke-Free Casinos So Controversial?…

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iGaming Will Put Connecticut On Top In New England

It was one big happy family in the Nutmeg state when all the pieces of the online gaming package came together. Finally, the amendment to the original gambling pact with the tribes is a reality. In addition, it will give Connecticut a distinct advantage. iGaming Will Put Connecticut On Top In New England. (Updated 9/27/2021)…

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The Ongoing Saga of Sports Betting in New England

Connecticut and Massachusetts governors have ramped up the fight for legalized sports betting and online gaming in recent months. Back in early 2020, each state had different issues holding it back. Both states had their chances in 2020, but those chances turned into disappointment like everything else in 2020. Such is the Ongoing Saga of…