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The Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling says it has seen a big increase in the number of calls it is receiving to its helpline since the launch of online gaming in Connecticut. A state legislative committee is planning on conducting a study on the prevalence of gambling problems in Connecticut and with the Super Bowl coming up on Sunday, proponents…

Online gaming and sports wagering was made legal last year. That topic may be revisted including if legislation needs to do another study on gambling problems in the state.

Experts at gambling addiction helplines say they have seen a sharp increase in calls since the launch of online gaming in Connecticut.

Casinos have seen success in the first couple of months of legal sports betting and online gaming in Connecticut as the state expects to reap the tax money from the surge.

Connecticut collected roughly $1.7 million during the first month of legalized online gaming and sports wagering, which was kicked off with a soft launch in mid-October.

The state announced Wednesday that they’ve collected around $1.7 million in revenue from the first month of legalized online gaming and sports betting.

After a weeklong soft launch, online gaming became available statewide on Tuesday.

Online sports wagering and iCasino are having a full launch on Tuesday morning in Connecticut, according to Governor Ned Lamont.

Online sports wagering and iCasino are having a full launch on Tuesday morning in Connecticut, according to Governor Ned Lamont.

Online sports wagering and iCasino in Connecticut have fully launched. After a seven-day soft launch, the full launch went into effect at 6 a.m. The Connecticut Lottery Corporation, the Mohegan Tribe, and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe can start offering online gambling to adults of legal betting age, the governor’s office said. Adults 21 and older can take part through the…

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Online sports wagering and iCasino are set to have a full launch on Tuesday morning in Connecticut, Gov. Ned Lamont announced. The state went through a seven-day soft launch already and now online sports betting has received approval to move forward. The Connecticut Lottery Corporation, the Mohegan Tribe, and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe can start offering online gambling to adults…

Online sports betting soft launched in Connecticut on Tuesday.

A seven-day soft launch of online sports betting and gaming in Connecticut is starting today. The Department of Consumer Protection said Friday that the Connecticut Lottery Corporation, Mohegan Tribe and Mashantucket Pequot Tribe could begin a soft launch Tuesday for online wagering programs. Once the soft launch is complete, online gaming can open statewide. There will be some restrictions during…

The state has announced that a seven-day soft launch of online sports betting and gaming in the state will begin tomorrow.

The state has announced that a seven-day soft launch of online sports betting and gaming in the state will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 12.

The launch of statewide online and retail sports betting has been delayed, the Department of Consumer Protection confirmed Wednesday.

The federal government has signed off on plans for sports betting and online gaming in Connecticut, the governor confirmed in a tweet Thursday afternoon.