AB 831 ↗
Statewide dual-currency sweepstakes ban in effect.
U.S. sweepstakes legislation
Statewide dual-currency sweepstakes ban in effect.
Prohibits casino-style sweepstakes gaming; professional gambling penalty elevated.
Dual/multi-currency sweepstakes ban, effective July 1, 2026.
Dual-currency restrictions and expanded illegal-online-gambling enforcement.
Makes covered sweepstakes-casino products unlawful statewide.
Explicit ban with felony-level penalties.
Dual-currency sweepstakes ban in force.
Categorical prohibition covering operators and specified supporting roles.
Veto override; unavailable beginning Nov. 1, 2026.
Classifies covered dual-currency platforms as unlawful.
Expanded regulator cease-and-desist and injunction authority over unlicensed gaming.
Escalated consequences for unlicensed gambling; material licensing signal.
Existing online-gambling framework and judicial posture remain material.
Constitutional casino-gambling limitation remains material to redemptions.
Would pair regulated iGaming with an explicit dual-currency sweepstakes prohibition.
2026 proposals and expanded regulator/AG authority remain material.
Would pair iGaming legalization with an explicit sweepstakes prohibition.
Would regulate rather than ban, but has limited momentum against the enacted ban.
2026 statutory-ban effort stalled after significant progress.
2025–26 restriction bills failed; enforcement scrutiny remains relevant.
2026 proposal failed but may be revived in a later session.
iGaming-plus-ban bill was sent to study.
Restriction proposals did not complete passage.
2025 proposal was withdrawn.
Broad gambling proposal was deferred in committee.
Bill failed; Gaming Board enforcement remains separately material.
Unresolved gambling-law proposal amid a tightening enforcement climate.
2025 measure did not pass.
Earlier 2025 restriction measure was vetoed; later enacted measures govern.
2025 proposal failed after Senate passage.