North Dakota
News & Analysis
Online Gaming In Indiana Will Have To Wait Until 2022
News In Brief: February 22-February 26, 2021
News in Brief: September 21-September 25, 2020
Senate Panel Unanimously Approves NIGC Chairman's Nomination
Research & Reports
Special Report: Sports Betting and Tribal Gaming
In May 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal law that had previously prohibited state and tribal governments from expanding sports wagering in their jurisdictions. This special report provides an overview of some of the key legal issues that will now determine how and where betting will be incorporated into the tribal gaming industry.
U.S. Regulatory Roundup: February 2019
This roundup of key legislative and regulatory developments from February 2019 includes information on gaming litigation in New Hampshire; gaming legislation in Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Montana, North Dakota, Virginia, and West Virginia; tribal gaming in Texas.
North Dakota State Report
Although North Dakota has one of the smallest populations of any U.S. state, its gaming footprint is notable, with nine tribal casinos, hundreds of charitable gaming venues, pari-mutuel wagering and a state lottery.
U.S. Regulatory Roundup: April 13-April 27
This roundup of key legislative and regulatory developments from April 13-April 27 includes information on tribal litigation in Washington, Wisconsin, and New Mexico, gambling legislation in Indiana, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, charitable gaming legislation in North Dakota, expanded gaming litigation in Florida and tribal gaming legislation in Maine.
HR 2267 - Frank Bill Amendments
Domestic interests – including state lotteries and Indian tribes – were strengthened by amendments added to Rep. Barney Frank's bill to regulate online gambling in the United States, which was approved by the House Financial Services committee this week.