OXFORD CASINO HOTEL et al v. CHAMPION

  1. June 26, 2026

    Caesars Expands Maine Tribal IGaming Agreement Amid Suit

    Caesars Entertainment Inc. says it has expanded an existing partnership with three of Maine's Wabanaki Nations to include online casino gambling within the state, with a launch date this year, pending regulatory approvals.

  2. June 22, 2026

    Calif. Group Says Maine IGaming Law Can't Depend On Race

    The California Gaming Association is looking to back Churchill Downs in its bid to block a Maine law that allows the state's tribal governments to operate online gaming, arguing that the statute flouts fundamental constitutional equity principles and creates a "licensing regime" based on race and ancestry.

  3. May 11, 2026

    Tribes, Maine Seek Wins In Churchill Downs Gambling Dispute

    Four tribes in Maine and the head of the state's gambling agency have asked a federal judge to hand them an early win in a lawsuit by Churchill Downs Inc.'s Oxford Casino over online betting, arguing that a recently enacted internet gaming law is valid.

  4. April 02, 2026

    Judge Says Maine Tribes Can Defend State Gaming Law

    A Maine federal court judge is allowing the Wabanaki Nations to back the state's gaming director in a challenge by Churchill Downs and its subsidiaries that looks to block the enforcement of a law that will allow the tribal governments to operate online gaming.

  5. January 27, 2026

    Churchill Downs Seeks To Void Maine Online Gaming Law

    Churchill Downs Inc. and its subsidiaries are asking a federal court to block the state of Maine from enforcing a law that will allow its four tribal governments to operate online gaming, arguing that the statute is race-based and deals "a gut-wrenching" blow to the state's other businesses and citizens.