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New York Once Again Examining iGaming

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With the New York downstate casino licensing issue behind the state for the first time since 2023, is now the time to strike on iGaming? Sen. Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. (D-15) believes so, as the Empire State senator re-introduced SB 2164, which seeks to legalize iGaming in New York. If approved, casinos, video lottery terminal facilities, online sports betting operators, and New York tribes will be eligible to offer iGaming. It is the fourth year in a row Addabbo has filed an iGaming bill in the state. Addabbo’s bill is the same bill he introduced in January 2025. It has been referred to the Senate Racing, Gaming, and Wagering committee. Its Assembly counterpart, A6027, currently sits in the Assembly Racing and Wagering committee. The bill sets the iGaming tax rate at 30.5% of a license holder’s gross gaming revenue. Operators will not be able to deduct any promos or bonus bets from their revenue totals. License fees will be set at $2 million for each casino, video lottery terminal facilit

New York Once Again Examining iGaming Skip to content Ad Disclosure Ad Disclosure Content on this site will contain reference to products or services from one or more of our advertisers or partners. We may receive compensation when you view ads or click on links to those products or services. close the ad disclosure dialog New York Once Again Examining iGaming Legalization By Robert Linnehan in Sports Betting News Published: January 8, 2026 at 9:24 am EST Photo by Aidan Howe on Unsplash Sen. Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. (D-15) has re-introduced an iGaming bill The bill sets the iGaming tax rate at 30

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