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Connecticut DCP settles with High5Games for nearly $1.5m

Enforcement & compliance

Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection Gaming Division announced a settlement with High5Games over its online sweepstakes casino operation in the state. High5Games will pay almost $1.5m, including more than $643,000 in consumer restitution and nearly $800,000 for consumer programmes and enforcement; its service provider licence was reinstated on 22 May after the operation ceased.

Operators must account for the settlement and the reinstatement conditions following the unlicensed casino operation.

Earlier fines and penalties by Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
KalshiNot statedConnecticut DCP investigates Kalshi over alleged state-law breachesNot stated
High 5 Games, FanDuelNot statedConnecticut DCP suspends High 5 Games online gaming licenceNot stated

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