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Dover, Delaware, Jan. 09, 2018 -- Sports betting and internet gaming will be the hottest gaming topics in legislatures across the country this year, and perhaps in the halls of Congress, according to the 2018 National Legislative Preview published by Fantini Research.
Should the US Supreme Court strike down the federal ban on sports betting, it is likely that some states will combine efforts to get both sports betting and iGaming, Fantini’s Public Policy Review Editor Laura Briggs writes in the Preview.
Other major issues Briggs expects to be addressed around the country include:
• Land-based casino expansion
• Potential proliferation of slot routes
• Continued state-by-state push for daily fantasy sports
• State lotteries allowing internet sales
These issues are examined in detail for every state in the National Legislative Preview.
An Executive Summary of the Preview is available free of charge upon request.
The full 2018 National Legislative Preview is available for just $299 and includes a free one-month subscription to Fantini’s Public Policy Review, which covers legislation in all 50 states and Congress as well as regulatory activity in every gaming state. Subscribers also receive free password-protected access to a live legislative tracker.
To arrange an interview with Laura Briggs, call Associate Publisher Ashley Diem at 302-730-3793 or email Briggs at [email protected].
To receive the free Executive Summary or to purchase the 2018 National Legislative Preview, contact Director of Business Development Robin Coventry at 302-730-3793 or at [email protected].
About Fantini Research: Fantini Research is a publishing, research and consulting firm focused on the gaming industry and targeting service to institutional investors and C-level executives.
The flagship product is Fantini’s Gaming Report, the industry’s most complete daily report covering all gaming enterprises globally – commercial and tribal casinos, land-based and online operators, gaming technology companies and emerging forms of gambling such as daily fantasy sports and eSports.
More information about Fantini Research is available at www.fantiniresearch.com.
Laura Briggs, Fantini's Public Policy Review Editor - [email protected] Ashley Diem, Editor and Associate Publisher - [email protected] Robin Coventry, Director of Business Development - [email protected] Phone: 302-730-3793
