BetMGM facing more noncompliance issues in Massachusetts
Sports Game · 2024-10-03
BetMGM facing more noncompliance issues in Massachusetts
A recent audit of BetMGM’s sports betting market by Gaming Labs International revealed a number of noncompliance issues in Massachusetts.
An Investigations and Enforcement Bureau (IEB) spokesperson detailed preliminary results of the ongoing audit to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission this afternoon, reporting the sports betting operator accepted a number of prohibited player prop bets on NCAA football, player props on men and women’s college basketball, and on prohibited Belarusian sports leagues.
The gaming commission will discuss these noncompliance issues during a future adjudicatory hearing with the online sports betting operator.
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