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Illinois Gaming Board adopts expanded gambling advertising rules

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The Illinois Gaming Board adopted expanded marketing rules for licensed casino, video gaming and sports wagering operators. The rules ban gambling advertising on college campuses, require advertising records and prominent responsible-gambling messages, and restrict placements likely to reach underage or vulnerable groups, the board said.

Operators must meet broader advertising, record-keeping and responsible-gambling message requirements across three regulated sectors.

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