Online Casino Games
Unregulated online casino platforms are exploding in popularity across the United States. A recent Washington Post investigation detailed how unregulated iGaming platforms – like Chumba and VGW, Stake, and WOW – evade U.S. gaming laws and safeguards that prevent minors from gaining access and dodge billions in tax revenue that states could use to fund important priorities.
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STATE OF PLAY: iGAMING
Online casino gaming (or iGaming) is already happening across the U.S., but the vast majority of users are betting on unregulated, offshore platforms that provide no verified protections for consumers and dodge billions in potential gaming taxes that would go to the states. Just like with legalized sports betting, states can create a regulated marketplace for iGaming – one that offers regulator-tested products and verified consumer protections – and combat these unregulated, offshore platforms.
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