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Attorney: Sweeps Gaming Industry Got Too Big For Its Own Good

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By Erin Jay Verified
| sweepsy.com
Sweepstakes casino operators are two years into a wave of legal scrutiny and regulatory pressure that has changed the sweeps ecosystem. Last year saw significant jurisdictional shutdowns in states like California, New York, and New Jersey, kicking off the market shrinkage that continued into 2026. Legislatively, five states passed bills banning sweepstakes casinos this year, while five states saw such bills fail. What will the upcoming legislative hearings bring for the sweepstakes casino industry?
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Sweeps Coin Gameplay Is Now Illegal In Maine

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By Erin Jay Verified
| sweepsy.com
Sweeps Coin gameplay at sweeps casinos is officially illegal in Maine. On July 14, the new Maine sweepstakes casino ban officially took effect. This makes Maine the second state in 2026 to formally outlaw dual-currency sweepstakes platforms, following Indiana. Maine Legislative Document 2007, which Gov. Janet Mills signed in April, enacted the sweepstakes casino ban in Maine. The legislation took effect 90 days after the end of the legislative session, which occurred on April 15.
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Pennsylvania Taxpayers Could Be on the Hook for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Fund SNAP Benefits to Help Pay for Trump’s Tax Cuts for the Wealthy

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By Erin Jay Verified
| Center for Law and Social Policy
By Erin Flynn Jay Excerpt: “For Pennsylvania, the approximate 2028 cost shift amount based on the FY 2025 error rate is $410 million,” said Teon Hayes, senior policy analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy. “However, the actual cost shift amount will depend on each state’s FY 2025 OR 2026 error rate, as well as anticipated SNAP benefit costs in FY 2028.
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