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

As the number of states offering legalized sports betting continues to rise, so does the number of people who say they plan to bet on football games.

Mike Hydeck speaks with James Gessner, Chairman of the Mohegan Tribal Council, about the anticipated start of sports betting and online gaming in Connecticut next month.

The federal government has signed off on plans for sports betting and online gaming in Connecticut. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation said they are thrilled and ready to move forward.

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

When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys kick off the NFL season Thursday night, people in more than half the states in America will be able to bet on football legally.

Some people think Connecticut took a major gamble when the state approved online gaming and sports betting earlier this year. But now the pressure is on and the countdown clock is ticking.

Foxwoods and DraftKings said they are launching the state’s first sports betting bar and will be hiring for several jobs. This comes after a Connecticut legislative committee approved a proposal that moves the state a major step closer to legalized sports wagering, online casino gambling and other new forms of betting in the state. The state is awaiting the...

Connecticut now awaits the U.S. Department of the Interior’s approval of changes to agreements between the state and its two federally recognized tribal nations, who play major roles in the state’s gambling expansion plan.

A legislative committee on Tuesday approved proposed state regulations for a new gambling market in Connecticut, a major step toward legalized sports wagering, online casino gambling and other new forms of betting in the state. Connecticut now awaits the U.S. Department of the Interior’s approval of changes to agreements between the state and its two federally recognized tribal nations,...

The CT Lottery has chosen Rush Street Interactive to operate its online sports betting operation.

The Connecticut Lottery took its first step today toward competing with two tribal casinos for residents looking to place a wager on a sporting event.

DraftKings will acquire Golden Nugget Online in an all-stock deal worth $1.56 billion.

Fantasy sport contests are now legal in Connecticut. That means all you have to do is grab your phone and place a bet.

Lawmakers in the state Senate have passed a bill to legalize online gaming and sports betting in Connecticut and Governor Ned Lamont said he plans to sign the bill in the coming days

Lawmakers in the state Senate passed a bill just before midnight to legalize online gaming and sports betting in Connecticut and Governor Ned Lamont said he plans to sign the bill in the coming days. The bill allows the Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribes, who run the casinos, to have in-person and online betting for sports games and fantasy sports….

Lawmakers in the state Senate have passed a bill to legalize online gaming and sports betting in Connecticut and Governor Ned Lamont said he plans to sign the bill in the coming days.

The House took the first steps towards expanding gambling in Connecticut. The bill, which passed 122-21, formalizes the agreement announcement in March between Gov. Ned Lamont, the two federally-recognized tribal nations and the Connecticut Lottery. “They can also do online sports betting in-person on the reservation. They can do fantasy contests,” Rep. Maria Horn said. Horn, who co-chairs the Public…

A deal has been reached to move forward sports betting and online gaming in Connecticut.