NJ DGE settles Caesars Sportsbook responsible gambling breaches with $251,250 fine
Caesars’ settlement entails a fine and profit forfeiture following cited signage deficiencies and alleged self-exclusion failures.
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Caesars Sportsbook agreed to a $251,250 fine and forfeiture of $45,465 in profits under a New Jersey settlement on 27 August. NJ DGE cited deficiencies in responsible gambling signage and alleged failures involving daily self-exclusion reporting, lifetime exclusion requests and wagering by excluded patrons.
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Caesars’ settlement entails a fine and profit forfeiture following cited signage deficiencies and alleged self-exclusion failures.
The settlement imposes a financial penalty on Caesars Sportsbook for responsible gambling violations in New Jersey.
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