The Massachusetts Gaming Commission invites people to report suspected violations of state gaming laws or regulations. It says tips may be anonymous and confidential, and staff will review submissions to assess compliance; enforcement action may follow where appropriate.
Gaming establishments may face regulatory scrutiny following reports of suspected legal or internal-control breaches.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said it would hold a remote adjudicatory hearing on 13 October 2026 concerning BetMGM individual qualifier Stella David. The hearing was scheduled for 10:00 a.m.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission lists proposed amendments and regulations covering racing, gaming and sports wagering for public comment. The proposals include rules on transfers of racing meeting licence interests, sports wagering accounting controls and play management; the page invites comments but gives no submission deadline.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will examine how DraftKings and other licensed sportsbooks use artificial intelligence in Massachusetts, Chairman Jordan Maynard said on 24 September. The review follows reports that DraftKings used machine learning to identify customers likely to continue gambling and lose money after promotions; DraftKings denied targeting customers based on losses.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a public meeting for 24 September 2026, with research, sports wagering and legal matters on the agenda. Topics include a veterans’ gambling research report, house-rule updates for Bally’s, DraftKings and Plainridge Park Casino, and proposed regulatory changes; the notice does not report any decisions.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced casino revenue for August 2026 in a press release. The announcement also covers sports wagering revenue for the month.