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Volume 15 | 2024-2025
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Issue 1 (2024)
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Note
From Chips to Courtrooms: Las Vegas’ Balance Between Legal Penalties and Economic Realities
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Note
Blending Green: Cannabis and Casinos Can Coexist in the Gaming Industry
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Note
Looking Beyond the Loot Box: Video Game Industry Insights from Las Vegas’ Regulatory History
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Article
The Role of the National Esports Federation for Integrity Issues in Esports
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Article
Cannabis and the Regulate-Like Gaming Experiment: Are Nevada’s Gaming Policies and Regulations Portable to Cannabis
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Article
The Macau SAR Regulation of Casino Gaming: Structural Features After the Reforms of 2022–2024
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Issue 2 (2025)
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Special Issue
Keynote Speech from the 2025 Indian Nations Gaming & Governance Program Symposium
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Special Issue
Economic Development for Native Nevada: How Indian Gaming Can Further Tribal Self-Determination
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Special Issue
Beyond Bingo: How Class II Bingo-Based "Slot Machines" Are Reshaping Tribal-State Dynamics
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Special Issue
Introduction
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Special Issue
Editor's Note
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Note
For the Dads, Brads, and Chads: The Future of Transferring Active Sports Wagers
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Article
The House Always Wins: Deceptive and Improper Conduct Plaguing the Sports Betting Industry and Legislation Congress Must Consider to Sustain the Market
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Article
Betting on Privacy: Safeguarding Data in the Era of Online Gambling
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Volume 14 | 2023-2024
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Issue 1 (2023)
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Note
A Risk Greater Than the Sports Bet Itself: Death Before Collection of Winnings
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Note
Deserting Desert Desserts: How Abandoning Outdated Buffet-Style Restaurants Could Aide in Nevada’s Statewide GHG-Emission Reduction Goals
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Note
Gambling Away Students’ Futures: A Jurisdictional Comparison of Education Funding and the Role Gaming Taxes Play
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Oral Histories
The Oral History of Sandra Douglass Morgan
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Article
Mobile Sports Betting on College Campuses: Limiting the Risks
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Article
The Seminole Tribe’s Legal Battle for Online Sports Betting Rights in Florida
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Issue 2 (2024)
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Note
The State Where Sex Is Everywhere, Yet Is Still a Sin on the Books: Why Prostitution Should Be Decriminalized in Nevada
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Note
The Effects of the Hyper-Globalization of Legalized Sports Betting on Match-Fixing and Competition Manipulation in the Olympics
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Article
Casinos, Covid, and Coverage: Jurisprudential and Insurance Implications of a Litigation Pandemic
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Article
Post-Terrestrial Indian Gaming
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Article
Rolling the Dice with Disability Rights: A Critique of the Exclusion of Gambling Disorder from the Americans With Disabilities Act
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Article
Online Gaming Laws in India: An Analysis of the Legislative Intent Vis-à-Vis the Future Roadmap
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Volume 13 | 2022-2023
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Issue 1 (2022)
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Note
Tribal Casinos and Online Gaming: Hurdles in Modifying State Charters to Meet the Digital Era
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Note
Sports Betting Blitz: Advertising Inundation in the U.S. Market Post-PASPA and Steps Operators Can Take to Avoid Further Regulation and Legislation
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Oral Histories
The Oral History of Constance R. Jones
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Article
Online Gaming: A Good Bet for Money Laundering? An Analysis of Money Laundering in the Canadian Online Gaming Industry
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Article
The Protection of Professional Esports Players against Physical and Mental Health Problems under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
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Issue 2 (2023)
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Note
From Bags to Riches: Gaming's NIL Sponsorship Indicative of Need for Federal Oversight in College Sports
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Note
Don't Bet against Mother Nature: The Changing Climate's Impact on the United States' Gaming Industry
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Commentary
American Givers: How the Reneging of the Federal Trust Responsibility Impacts Indian Gaming and Continues America's Apathetic Oppression of Native Americans
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Lecture
The Future of the Gaming Industry and Why We Need Strict Regulation
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Article
Why the South Still Hasn’t Bet the Farm—After Murphy V. NCAA, Southern States Are Less Concerned with Protecting Moral Conservatism and Much More Concerned with an Inability To Make Sports Gambling Economically Viable at the State Level
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Article
Comparing Gaming Regulatory Systems in Civil and Common Law Countries: How Different Approaches Can Achieve the Same Policy Goals
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