The Massachusetts Gaming Commission listed a $15,000 fine for PENN Sports Interactive in a notice dated 13 October 2025. The page links to a separate article but does not state the reason for the fine.
The Massachusetts commission listed a fine, but its notice gives no reason for the sanction.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission lists Kevin Gauvreau as its interim chief information officer. The page provides no further details about the role.
The Nevada Gaming Commission upheld a $100,000 fine and 15-year racing-licence ban against trainer Ricardo Castillo Jr. after four horses tested positive for prohibited drugs following races during the 2024 Labor Day weekend. Castillo's lawyer argued that the penalties were excessive; commissioners upheld them, citing safety and betting integrity concerns.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission approved a $25,000 civil penalty for MGM Springfield after its BetMGM sportsbook briefly offered odds on a 2025 college baseball game involving Northeastern. The market was available for about two hours, but no wagers were accepted; the commission voted 5-0 to approve the penalty.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission approved eight civil administrative penalties against five sports betting operators for wagers on prohibited markets. The penalties covered collegiate prop bets, award markets and bets on Russian athletes; individual penalties ranged from $5,000 to $20,000. Commissioner Eileen O’Brien supported all eight decisions but said some cases could have warranted higher penalties.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s page, dated 16 March 2026, links to a report about eight fines totalling more than $80,000. The page does not provide details of the fines or identify the recipients.