The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a public meeting for 22 May 2025, with remote access available. The agenda includes discussions of prediction markets, sports wagering advertising research and operator house rules, alongside reports and enforcement matters.
The agenda covers potential regulatory matters affecting sports wagering operators in Massachusetts.
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