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By Josh Pearson , 3 April 2026

Steuben County, Indiana, could become a lucrative gambling hub, according to a new feasibility study. Positioned near Michigan and Ohio borders, a proposed casino is projected to draw 62% of its revenue from out-of-state patrons, with nearly half coming from Michigan. The report underscores the economic benefits of retaining gaming spend currently flowing to other states. 

By Josh Pearson , 15 March 2026

The rapid expansion of online gambling platforms has been linked to a sharp rise in individuals seeking help for gambling-related problems, particularly among younger men. A recent study examining trends in Ontario following the privatization of online gambling in 2022 highlights a significant surge in calls to mental health helplines related to gambling addiction. Researchers found that help-seeking behavior increased dramatically among men aged 15 to 24 and also rose substantially among adults aged 25 to 44.

By Josh Pearson , 14 February 2026

Pennsylvania’s rapid expansion in regulated online gaming is delivering record-breaking revenue, but a new state-commissioned assessment warns that the social costs may be mounting. The 2025 Pennsylvania Interactive Gaming Assessment reports that more than half of calls from residents to the 1-800-GAMBLER helpline are now linked to online gambling. As regulated online casinos generated Rs. 2.776 billion in revenue in 2025, total state gaming revenue climbed to Rs. 6.796 billion.

By Josh Pearson , 24 January 2026

A newly released economic impact study suggests that a proposed casino development in Allen County could become a significant driver of regional growth, employment, and public revenue. According to the analysis, the project has the potential to generate thousands of jobs, stimulate ancillary business activity, and provide a steady stream of tax income for local governments. Beyond gaming revenue, the study highlights broader multiplier effects across hospitality, construction, and service sectors.

By Josh Pearson , 23 January 2026

A proposed casino development in Fort Wayne could generate significant economic benefits for the region, according to a new study commissioned by a local business group. The analysis outlines how the project may stimulate job creation, increase tax revenues, and attract new investment while strengthening the city’s entertainment and tourism profile. Beyond gaming activity, the study highlights broader spillover effects for hospitality, retail, and infrastructure development.