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New Jersey DGE fines DraftKings, Rush Street and Kambi $40,000

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New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement fined DraftKings $20,000 and Rush Street Interactive NJ and Kambi $10,000 each, according to state documents made public on 23 December. The penalties covered violations including bets accepted after events ended and wagering on unapproved events. Rush Street, DraftKings and Kambi gave explanations or responses, including Kambi's account of connectivity and trader errors.

The fines expose sportsbook and technology-provider controls around event approval, market closure and bet acceptance.

End-of-day close DraftKings (DKNG), USD, to 7 February 2025
Story date11 November 20247 February 2025

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Latest reported results

DraftKings NASDAQ: DKNG

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 1.33bn10-Q filing 0001883685-26-000041
Operating income
−USD 493.1m10-Q filing 0001883685-26-000041

Rush Street Interactive NYSE: RSI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 385.9m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053
Operating income
USD 42.7m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053

Kambi Nasdaq First North Stockholm: KAMBI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
EUR 46.0m

Earlier fines and penalties by NJ DGE

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
bet365USD 33,000New Jersey regulators fine bet365 $33,000 over betting violationsNot stated
Borgata, BetMGMUSD 75,000New Jersey DGE fines Borgata $75,000 over tax underpaymentNot stated

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