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Caesars ends credit card deposits across US online gambling platforms

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Caesars has stopped accepting credit card deposits across its US online gambling platforms, the company said. The change covers its Caesars Digital sites and apps in the United States, but excludes Puerto Rico and Ontario. The move follows similar withdrawals by other operators and comes as states consider or impose restrictions.

Operators may need to adjust payment options as more US states restrict credit card deposits for online gambling.

End-of-day close Caesars Entertainment (CZR), USD, to 18 June 2026
Story date20 March 202618 June 2026

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