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Massachusetts AG regulates daily fantasy contests under consumer rules

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Source: Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MA)

Daily fantasy sports contests in Massachusetts are regulated by the Office of the Attorney General under 940 CMR 34.00, according to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. The rules aim to protect consumers and their families from unfair or deceptive practices, including unaffordable losses; the page lists registered operators.

Operators listed as registered should account for Massachusetts’ consumer-protection rules for paid fantasy contests.

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Story date21 September 20266 November 2026

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