The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a remote adjudicatory hearing for 18 June 2025 concerning alleged noncompliance by temporary Category 3 sports wagering operator BetMGM, LLC. The hearing was set to begin at 9 a.m.; the notice did not state an outcome.
The hearing gives regulators a forum to address alleged noncompliance by BetMGM in Massachusetts sports wagering.
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NGCB asked a Carson City court on Friday to impose $120,000 daily fines on Kalshi for allegedly missing an August 12 deadline to block sports, election and entertainment bets in Nevada, citing The Nevada Independent. Investigators said they bought contracts within Nevada. Kalshi disputed the allegations, accused investigators of circumventing its restrictions and said it resolved the issue within hours.
It was reported that MGC considered alleged compliance failures involving four sports betting operators during a public meeting. The matters covered both retail and online wagering.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is due to hear why Fanatics Betting and Gaming did not notify 132 patrons when it limited their wagering, reportedly. The alleged failures occurred between 29 July and 7 September, after a rule took effect requiring personalised explanations within 48 hours. The commission is also to hear about alleged proxy betting involving Bill Simmons and FanDuel; the investigation remains ongoing.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will hold a remote adjudicatory hearing on 601, LLC’s suitability on 27 April 2026 at 11:00 a.m. The commission said the public hearing will use remote collaboration technology.
Illinois’ Senate Executive Committee scheduled a hearing on SB 2749 for 18 February 2026, the report said. The bill, introduced by Senator Julie Morrison, would add gambling disorder to the state’s Substance Use Disorder Act and direct the Department of Human Services to provide support services, a hotline and a website.