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Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines two wagering operators $10,000

Enforcement & compliance

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved a consent agreement imposing a joint $10,000 fine on Washington Trotting Association and Sports Information Services Limited, which operates in Pennsylvania as Kambi. The board said the operators allowed a person to place 35 past-posted sports wagers at casino kiosks; it also added 19 people to its exclusion lists.

The enforcement action highlights the risk of penalties for permitting past-posted wagers at casino kiosks.

End-of-day close Kambi (KAMBI), SEK, to 9 May 2025
Story date10 February 20259 May 2025

Latest reported results

Kambi Nasdaq First North Stockholm: KAMBI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
EUR 46.0m

Earlier fines and penalties by PGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Churchill DownsUSD 81,575Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines Presque Isle operator $81,575Not stated
BetMGM, Rush Street GamingUSD 260,905Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines BetMGM $260,905 over self-exclusion failuresNot stated

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