The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved adding seven individuals to its iGaming Involuntary Exclusion List after investigations found fraudulent online transactions, the board said. The transactions totalled $27,168 and involved sports wagering or casino accounts; the additions bring the list to 37 people.
Online operators in Pennsylvania must exclude the seven individuals from gambling through their platforms.
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The PGCB added 11 people to Pennsylvania’s involuntary gambling exclusion lists. Two cases concerned adults who left children unattended in vehicles while gambling, and another involved alleged use of counterfeit notes. The additions brought the combined lists to 1,499 people.
Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board added 18 people to its involuntary exclusion lists, barring them from the state’s casinos, licensed online gambling platforms and VGT locations, according to the report. Four cases involved adults who left children unattended while gambling; the board said this breached rules intended to protect minors. The total across its exclusion lists rose to 1,481.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board placed 15 people on its involuntary exclusion lists, including four adults added to the casino exclusion list after leaving children unattended on casino property while gambling. The incidents involved vehicles at four casinos, with the reported periods ranging from 16 minutes to more than an hour, the board said.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board placed 15 people on involuntary exclusion lists, barring them from casinos, online platforms and video gaming terminals, the report said. Nine were added to the casino list and six to the online gaming list; the reported total across the lists rose to 1,405.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved consent agreements imposing a total of $282,205 in fines on three gaming operators. BetMGM received a $260,905 penalty after 152 instances in which people on Pennsylvania’s Interactive Self-Exclusion List were able to gamble on its online platform; Rush Street Gaming and Stadium Casino Westmoreland also received fines.