The Massachusetts Gaming Commission held a public forum on sportsbook wagering limits, but none of the state’s operating sportsbooks attended. The commission said operators cited confidential business information; PENN Entertainment submitted answers to the commission’s five questions.
The forum’s outcome leaves the commission without public input from most operators on their customer-limit practices.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced casino revenue for August 2026 in a press release. The announcement also covers sports wagering revenue for the month.
The Nevada Gaming Commission approved amendments limiting gaming salon login requirements to guests who wager. The commission made the change after the industry said the broader rule was burdensome; Commissioner George Markantonis warned it could create a loophole, while the measure ultimately passed with his support.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will hold a public meeting on 7 August to discuss sports betting limits, according to a report. Interim chair Jordan Maynard said the commission wants to hear how many bettors face limits, why operators impose them and how transparent the process is. DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, Fanatics and ESPN Bet told the commission they were willing to attend.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission plans another discussion with mobile betting operators about limits placed on bettors, but has not set a date. The commission expects to schedule it at its 7 August agenda-setting meeting; commissioners said possible regulations could follow discussions on how many bettors are limited and why.
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission held a special virtual meeting on 10 August 2022 for qualification hearings. The agenda listed BetFred Sports (Maryland), Chesapeake Gaming and Maryland Stadium Sub as applicants; the supplied meeting text does not state the hearing outcomes.