Nevada Gaming Commission warns Flutter about state rules for sports-event contracts
Nevada’s Gaming Commission told Flutter chairman John Bryant that gaming licensees must comply with state laws on sports-event contracts or risk breaching their licences. Flutter counsel Erica Okerberg said the company would keep regulators informed about its planned partnership with CME Group and described planned consumer safeguards; Bryant said compliance and relations with state regulators matter to the company.
Flutter’s planned partnership faces scrutiny because licensees must comply with Nevada laws on sports-event contracts.