Location: Maryland
UPDATED: Temple, Loyola (Md.) men’s basketball programs disclose gambling-related investigations
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Temple University said Friday it will review reports that show at least one game involving its men’s basketball team... more
Maryland casinos report revenue increase in February
Maryland’s casino sector marked a modest growth in February 2024, with the six privately owned casinos generating a combined revenue of... more
Maryland regulators ban single-game college props
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency will no longer allow prop bets on single-game wagers involving college athletes, such as the... more
Maryland survey shows little enthusiasm for online casino
A recent survey conducted by Public Policy Polling on behalf of the Maryland Retailers Alliance has shown little enthusiasm for legalizing... more
Maryland: Casino managers generally want igaming, but their employees fear job loss
Maryland’s casinos, as well as international gambling organizations, are pushing for state lawmakers to establish an internet gaming... more
Maryland sportsbooks reap $80 million in January revenue
The Ravens being “nevermore” in the playoffs led to plenty more revenue for Maryland sportsbooks in January. Maryland Lottery and Gaming... more
Maryland legislator files second online casino bill of 2024 session
The push for mobile casinos in Maryland grew last week, as a second bill to legalize online casino gambling was introduced Friday by... more
Maryland sportsbooks reap $80 million in January revenue
The Ravens being “nevermore” in the playoffs led to plenty more revenue for Maryland sportsbooks in January. Maryland Lottery and Gaming... more
Maryland online casino bill to next be discussed in late February
A bill to legalize online casinos in Maryland (SB 603) is expected to be discussed by the state’s Senate Budget and Taxation Committee on... more
Maryland casinos see revenue decline in January
Maryland’s casino industry experienced a significant downturn in January 2024, with revenues from the state’s six casinos dropping 8.4%... more


