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NCAA promotes responsible gambling during March Madness amid betting scandals

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The NCAA promoted its Draw the Line gambling-risk campaign during the men’s basketball tournament, using advertisements and a courtside display at the Final Four. The effort came as a federal investigation examined an illicit betting ring involving several schools, while New Jersey regulators ordered Kalshi and Robinhood to stop offering certain sports markets; Robinhood removed college basketball markets before the 28 March deadline.

The campaign and state actions concern gambling risks and the availability of sports-event markets during college basketball.

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