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Where will the money generated from sports wagering in Louisiana be spent? The legislature will debate that as part of the upcoming session.

It's a pretty safe bet that casino operators are looking forward to 2021 with a greater sense of optimism following an abysmal 2020.

Two key committees have approved the rules and regulations that fantasy sports bettors will have to follow.

There's a renewed push to legalize casinos in Texas. If that happens, it may just kill off one of the biggest industries in our state.

The debate on legalized sports wagering in Louisiana has cleared the House Criminal Justice Committee.

Riverboat casino operators appear to be just fine with their feet still in the water across the state.

The first months of legalized sports wagering have been Mississippi's win and Louisiana's loss.

At least one gaming company is eyeing moving some of their gaming operations onshore in Lake Charles next year.

Fantasy sports betting is now legal in 47 parishes, but betting may not begin until late 2019.

Mississippi Gulf Coast casinos are getting ready for an influx of cash as sports betting becomes a reality along the coast next month.

The law affects 15 existing riverboat casinos in the state of Louisiana.

The state of Mississippi is quickly preparing to take sports wagers in its many casinos. Is Louisiana missing the riverboat?

The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a federal law that bars gambling on football, basketball, baseball and other sports in most states, giving states the go-ahead to legalize betting on sports.

The Louisiana Senate votes to pull the imaginary boat out from under the state's riverboat casinos.

A Louisiana Senate committee will debate the pros and cons of legalized sports wagering and whether or not it belongs in Louisiana.

Should Louisiana's riverboat casinos be allowed to operate on shore? The Louisiana Legislature is expected to debate the idea in this session.

Louisiana casinos are located on boats that never set sail. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?

This is quite the story. A Louisiana lawmaker spent $37,000 from his campaign account to gamble, but says he's going to pay it back and there's a reason for the splurge.

Gambling addictions are on the rise across Louisiana. There are things you can do to help someone who might have a problem.

You'd better keep your fantasy football league quiet because playing fantasy sports online for cash is against the law in Louisiana.