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Could 2025 Be the Year Massachusetts Legalizes iGaming?

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Massachusetts is set for possible change with the introduction of the Massachusetts Internet Gaming Act. The proposed law aims to legalize and regulate online casino gaming. In January 2025, Senator Paul Feeney and Representative Daniel Cahill introduced companion bills, SD 2240 and HD 4084, to the Massachusetts legislature. The bills propose a thorough framework for legalizing online casino gaming. They would allow the state’s three land-based …
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Could 2025 Be the Year Massachusetts Legalizes iGaming?

Massachusetts is set for possible change with the introduction of the Massachusetts Internet Gaming Act. The proposed law aims to legalize and regulate online casino gaming. In January 2025, Senator Paul Feeney and Representative Daniel Cahill introduced companion bills, SD 2240 and HD 4084, to the Massachusetts legislature. The bills propose a thorough framework for legalizing online casino gaming. They would allow the state’s three land-based …

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This Week In Worcester broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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