World Series of Politics

Maryland is the last great hope for igaming regulation in 2024, and the World Series of Politics brings in The Analysis Group to put the question of cannibalisation to bed once and for all. Mickey Ferri and Laura O’Laughlin join Brendan Bussmann and Brandt Iden to discuss the recent study (https://igamingbusiness.com/casino/sba-economic-analysis-shows-online-gambling-will-grow-to

We're deep into legislative sessions across the US but Brandt Iden and Brendan Busssmann are here to run you through the states to watch in the World Series of Politics!Whether it's Georgia going to the voters or Minnesota taking its sweet time, we've got all the latest happenings in US regulation ready to review.

The World Series of Politics welcomes its very first Congresswoman, with Representative Dina Titus joining Brandt Iden and Brendan Bussmann. As Representative for Nevada’s 1st congressional district and co-chair of the Congressional Gaming Caucus, she is a crucial industry advocate at federal level. Tackling the excise taxRepresentative Titus is also leading the charge to repeal

The World Series of Politics is back with Clarion Gaming managing director Stuart Hunter joining to offer a sneak peek at what the gaming industry can expect at ICE 2024.It’s the last ICE in London, but while the show is headed to Barcelona in 2025, Hunter tells Brendan Bussmann and Brandt Iden he is keen to make sure this doesn’t detract from this year’s event.It’s a case

The World Series of Politics is back from its festive break with the low down on what sort of regulatory progress the gaming industry can expect in 2024. Happy new year listeners! Brendan Bussmann and Brandt Iden are back to discuss a Festivus miracle in Brazil, as well as setting out their predictions for US sports betting growth, and whether 2024 will finally be the breakthrough

The industry was shocked when a new mobile betting ballot measure landed in California after last year’s bruising fight, but tribes are up for the next battle Pechanga.net's Victor Rocha tells the World Series of Politics.Rocha, one of the most eloquent and influential voices in the Indian Gaming Association, tells Brendan Bussmann and Robin Harrison how any 2024 battle will shak

The World Series of Politics is recovering from a busy G2E, and our dynamic duo reflects on the show floor conversations in episode 23. Everyone has their voice back to talk igaming, taxes and Florida. 2024: The year of US igaming?One of the biggest topics on the show floor was igaming, which made its presence felt at G2E 2023. There’s a desire to keep building momentum around US

On the 22nd episode of the World Series of Politics, Brendan Bussmann and Robin Harrison are joined by Mike Whittle, senior vice president and general counsel at professional baseball team the St. Louis Cardinals to discuss the development of sports betting in Missouri.Multiple attempts to legalise sports betting in the Show-Me state have fallen flat over the years. Two of the most

On the 21st episode of the World Series of Politics, hosts Brandt Iden and Brendan Bussmann are joined by Neil Montgomery, founding and managing partner at Montgomery & Associados and Hugo Baungartner, VP for global markets at Aposta Ganha to take an intercontinental deep dive into Brazil.But before heading over to LatAm, our hosts discuss the progress made in Florida since episode

It’s the 20th episode of the World Series of Politics, and Brandt Iden, Brendan Bussmann and Robin Harrison are joined by two legal experts to pick through the Florida sports betting case in this special episode. Florida’s sports betting market came to an abrupt halt just weeks after launch (https://www.igbnorthamerica.com/court-ruling-puts-a-halt-to-seminole-sports-betting-in-