
Connecticut Senate Approves Bill to Ban Online Sweepstakes, Heads to Governor
Connecticut's Senate has given its approval to Senate Bill 1235, legislation aimed at prohibiting online sweepstakes within the state. The bill, which passed
High 5 Games is a New York-based casino game developer founded in 1995, producing slots for land-based casinos, online casinos in the regulated American states and Europe, and social casino apps, with titles including Golden Goddess, Secrets of the Forest and Da Vinci Diamonds, the last developed for IGT. It supplies its content to online operators through its own remote game server and aggregators, holds supplier licences in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and other states, and operated a sweepstakes casino, High 5 Casino, that it withdrew from several states as those markets moved against the model in 2025.
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Connecticut's Senate has given its approval to Senate Bill 1235, legislation aimed at prohibiting online sweepstakes within the state. The bill, which passed