Ryan Butler examines every key takeaway from one of the gaming industry's most important conferences, led by an increased focus on sweepstakes operators.Unlicensed, free-to-play sweeps and social casinos have become a multi-billion-dollar industry while largely avoiding industry and regulatory scrutiny. A conference of gaming leaders made it clear this won’t last for long.
The return of most state legislative sessions next month will bring the regulated industry to statehouses across the country to explain and potentially take action on these games. Significant action won’t come quickly, but its clear the industry is firmly in the crosshairs for current license holders.NCLGS representatives discussed the organization’s model iGaming legislation, a framework for state lawmakers to approve iGaming.
It's a bit buried in today's newsletter, but this could be the biggest development over the next year... Online casino is on the agenda in 2025, and according to Hard Rock's Jim Allen, it might already be able to offer online HHR games 👀If the compact adds iGaming to the existing structure, it could mean the Seminoles would potentially be able to partner with other top operators for iGaming in addition to offering their in-house Hard Rock platform.
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