The NCAA and Integrity Compliance 360 will use ProhiBet to monitor officials at upcoming Division I championships in basketball, baseball and softball. The system blocks people prohibited from wagering from placing bets; IC360 said the new coverage extends its existing integrity-monitoring service to championship officials.
The deployment extends betting restrictions to officials overseeing NCAA championship events.
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The House Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development will hold a hearing on campus sports betting at 10:15 a.m. on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., a media report said. Lawmakers will examine student gambling, harassment of student-athletes and the legality of college player prop bets.
A hearing on gambling on college campuses is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. on Wednesday, the House Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development confirmed. The examination will cover gambling by students, abuse directed at student-athletes and whether college player prop bets are legal.
Nevada's Gaming Control Board said it arrested a suspect in connection with illegal sports wagering activity involving the NCAA. The source headline does not identify the suspect or provide further details.
Indiana regulators voted unanimously against an NCAA proposal to prohibit pregame college player props. The decision preserves those markets alongside the state's existing ban on in-game college player props. Commissioners said lawmakers should decide whether to introduce broader restrictions.
Indiana's gambling regulator voted unanimously to reject a request from college sports' governing body to ban pregame wagers on individual college players. Such bets on individual players during games have been barred in the state since 2019, yet the commission opted against applying the same rule to markets offered before games begin. Regulators had taken up the matter in June and put off a final decision at that time so it could be reviewed further.
The NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL and MLS, together with their players’ unions, asked gambling regulators in 35 states and the District of Columbia to require permanent betting bans for people who threaten or harass sports personnel. The letter also urged states to extend the measures to threats against amateur athletes; Ohio, West Virginia, Louisiana and Wyoming already have exclusions for what the letter called “bad actors”.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced its Bet on Respect initiative in Massachusetts on 31 August 2026. It will investigate suspected harassment connected to sports wagering, and people found responsible may face involuntary exclusion from sports wagering and casinos under state law and regulation 205 CMR 152. The commission also opened a reporting portal for leagues, players’ associations, college athletics programmes, venues and players.