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Massachusetts Gaming Commission revisits limits on successful bettors

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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 discussion could inform future rules on operators’ limits for sports bettors.

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Story date18 June 202416 September 2024

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