The Florida Lottery has extended its Scratch-Offs partnership with Scientific Games for three years, the provider said. The agreement covers content, analytics, game planning, licensed-brand services, logistics, retail optimisation and second-chance programmes.
The three-year extension continues Scientific Games’ supply of Scratch-Offs content and services to the Florida Lottery.
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Sportradar reportedly renewed its partnership with Major League Baseball for eight years, according to a report cited by Mike Mazzeo. JMP Securities said the renewal extends Sportradar’s rights portfolio; the reported agreement builds on a 2019 deal covering MLB statistics distribution to media companies and regulated betting operators.
Kalshi suspended Republican congressional candidate Laurie Buckhout from its platform for three years after she traded on an event related to her own campaign, reportedly including a $1,000 position. Buckhout agreed to a fine of more than $2,500 and said she had made a mistake; Kalshi said she disclosed information and co-operated with its investigation.
The Nevada Gaming Commission approved a three-year gaming licence for Parag Vora, founder and manager of HG Vora Capital Management, after a unanimous vote. The Commission backed the Gaming Control Board’s recommendation following a hearing on Vora’s suitability. Commissioners cited the board’s investigation and the settlement between HG Vora and PENN Entertainment in their discussion.
The NFL Foundation will provide $600,000 over three years for International Center for Responsible Gaming research into gambling among college athletes and students, the NFL announced. The grant recipient will be selected after peer review by the ICRG’s independent scientific advisory board; the NFL will also fund an update to youth gambling education resources.
The Nevada Athletic Commission suspended Jeff Molina and Darrick Minner for three years over betting-related rule violations linked to a November 2022 UFC fight. Deputy attorney general Matthew Feeley said Molina’s suspension is due to expire in November and Minner’s on 29 March; both fighters have been out of competition during their suspensions.