New Jersey Finalizes Caesars Sportsbook Responsible-Gaming Penalty
The $296,715.38 sanction stems from self-exclusion and advertising lapses, but Caesars can keep operating in the state.
The $296,715.38 sanction stems from self-exclusion and advertising lapses, but Caesars can keep operating in the state.
Regulators cited responsible-gaming and self-exclusion lapses in a penalty that stands out in a state known for smaller sanctions.
The seven-member panel will advise the governor, state bodies, and the new regulator for sports betting, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC).
One month after BetMGM Sports launched, Caesars Sportsbook debuts on the island. Three more mobile sportsbooks could launch in the near future.
The operator deploys to its second jurisdiction outside the Lower 48. Meanwhile, a launch of Caesars Sportsbook on the island looms.
LD 1777 proposes online casino gaming & sports betting for four federally recognized tribes, but lawmakers opt to delay until at least December to consider it.
A bill to authorize mobile sports betting in North Carolina is headed back to the House for concurrence after winning passage in the Senate on Thursday. Governor Roy Cooper could get the bill on his desk next week.
Keeneland & The Red Mile will offer retail & mobile sports betting through Caesars Sportsbook. Kentucky sports betting is expected to launch later this year.
Passamaquoddy Tribe “still in negotiations” with an undisclosed operator for sports betting but wishes success to three other tribes that signed an agreement with Caesars.
Barstool Sportsbook trips out the gate, but recovers. Meanwhile, FanDuel may have already run afoul of the state’s advertising rules.
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