Location: Maryland
Maryland sportsbooks continue roll in March with 12.3% hold
March was another good month for Maryland-based sportsbooks, with the Maryland Lottery reporting Monday that operators had a double-digit... more
Maryland: Lawmakers consider limiting universities’ sports betting agreements
A week after the University of Colorado ended a controversial deal with a sports-betting sponsor, Maryland legislators are on the brink of... more
Maryland casinos generate $176.5 million in gaming revenue during March
Maryland’s six casinos combined to generate $176,524,584 in revenue from slot machines and table games during March 2023. It is the... more
Maryland closer to restricting betting operators from partnering with universities
The Old Line State keeps making strides in its attempt to end partnerships between legal sports betting operators and educational... more
Maryland icasino legalization efforts thwarted in 2023, shifted to 2024
The Maryland Legislature will not approve a bill this legislative session that could have legalized icasino in the state, bill sponsor Sen.... more
Maryland commission advances three for sports betting licenses
Two more Maryland businesses have qualified for consideration for a sports wagering license, according to the Maryland Lottery and Gaming... more
Gaming Innovation Group lands sports betting operator license in Maryland
Gaming Innovation Group has secured a legal sports betting operator license in Maryland. A license in Maryland further expands GiG’s market... more
A bet on herself led Melonie Johnson to become the COO of MGM National Harbor
Melonie Jonson was always good at math. She parlayed that skill, got a degree in accounting, but then she decided to turn the tables. She... more
Maryland online casino legislation hits roadblock on crossover day
Efforts by Maryland legislators to legalize online casino gaming hit a roadblock Monday. SB 267, which potentially would legalize online... more
Maryland: Bill would allow nonviolent offenders to get jobs at casinos
A new bill in Maryland would make it possible for people convicted of specific nonviolent crimes to get jobs at local casinos. “These are... more
