SGLA Responds to Illinois Gaming Board Cease-and-Desist Orders
“…Our operators implement robust age verification, responsible social gaming tools, and comprehensive safeguards on Social Plus games, setting us apart from unregulated, illegal gambling sites.”
SGLA Testifies Before Maryland Legislature Regarding HB 295
SGLA to MD lawmakers: Modernized regulation and taxation could unlock $20 million+ in new state revenue while strengthening consumer protections
SGLA Testifies Before Virginia Legislature Regarding SB 118
SGLA to VA lawmakers: Proper regulation and taxation could unlock $27 million+ in new state revenue while strengthening consumer protections.
SGLA Responds to Indiana Committee Vote on HB 1052
SGLA emphasizes commitment to working with lawmakers on regulatory framework that protects consumers while preserving popular games.
SGLA Welcomes Paysafe as Newest Partner
Global payments leader Paysafe joins SGLA to support safe, responsible, and innovative Social Plus games.
SGLA Testifies Before Maine Lawmakers, Encouraging Them to Regulate, Not Ban Social Plus Games
The SGLA encouraged state lawmakers today to reconsider SP 825, which would ban Social Plus games in Maine.
SGLA Urges Indiana Lawmakers to Regulate, Not Ban, Social Plus Games
Regulating Safe, Fun, Free-to-Play Social Plus Games Could Bring Upwards of $20,000,000 Per Year in Revenue for Indiana.
SGLA Condemns New York Ban on Social Plus Games, Costing the State Hundreds of Millions in Economic Activity and Potential Revenue
Governor Hochul signs rushed legislation banning popular, free-to-play Social Plus games, ignoring public support and economic consequences
SGLA Responds to Introduction of ME LD 2007
Today, the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA) Managing Director Sean Ostrow released the following statement on introduction of Maine LD 2007:
Economic Potential of Social Plus Games in Florida
Economic modeling shows that implementing a modern regulatory framework for online social games with sweepstakes promotions, or Social Plus games, could generate more than $70 million in new annual revenue for Florida.
