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NJ Regulators Hit DraftKings with $100K Fine

The New Jersey Department of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) is hitting DraftKings with a $100,000 fine for improperly reporting the amount of money wagered on parlay bets. DraftKings' reporting errors occurred over a period of several months across 2023-2024 and were tied directly to the company's casino partner, Resorts International. Licensed online betting operators are responsible…

Studies Finds Football Fans Have Concerns Over Gambling Ads

Online sportsbooks are always pushing the boundaries when it comes to over-saturating their market marketing and advertising, espcially during sporting events. But some recent research conducted in England suggests that a majority of their customers think that it's all just a little too much. According to a recent survey conducted by the Football Supporters Association…

New Michigan Reporting Form Causing Major Confusion

A new form being used by the Michigan Gaming Control Board to determine whether or not operators are connected to black market operations is causing major confusion in one of Americas hottest gaming markets. The innocuous sounding Illegal Gaming Attestation Internet Game Content Providers form is a six-page, six-question form that's aimed at untangling the…

BetMGM Pushes Towards England with Newcastle United Deal

BetMGM is renewing and enhancing its commercial partnership with the Newcastle United football club. While the deal is important for both partners, it also signals BetMGM's desire to become a major player in the British gambling market. Under the terms of the deal, BetMGM will remain Newcastle's official betting partner. That arrangement includes the usual…

GambleAware Study: British Public Supports Gambling Ad Restriction

A new study conducted on behalf of GambleAware suggests that the British public is very supportive of more restrictions on gambling advertisements in their country. The study, titled Ipsos research explores barriers to opening up about experiencing problems with gambling found that 74 percent of the population would support more restrictions on gambling ads on…

Scottish Cabinet Member Admits to Election Wagers

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack has admitted to placing three wagers on the date of his country's general election, but has denied any wrongdoing in the matter. It's unclear whether or not Jack is under investigation by the Gambling Commission in the matter, but his case illustrates the importance of politicians avoiding impropriety, or even the…