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State officials investigate UNLV-New Mexico game over betting activity

Regulation

Gaming officials in several US states are investigating betting activity around UNLV’s 56-14 win over New Mexico on 4 November, reportedly after a sportsbook flagged unusual wagers. A report said newly created accounts were used to bet on the game; the University of New Mexico was later notified by monitoring service US Integrity. The NCAA said it does not comment on current or potential investigations, while the university’s athletic director denied any connection between the team and the activity.

The investigation could affect the integrity monitoring of college sports betting and the handling of suspicious wagering reports.

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Pennsylvania State Police report 99.4% compliance with skill-game removal

The Pennsylvania State Police said officers visited 12,202 establishments after enforcement began on 14 October and found skill games had been removed from 12,134, a 99.4% compliance rate. Police seized 14 machines and $1,913, and warned that sweepstakes machines could also breach state law and expose operators and hosts to criminal charges. Investigations into locations that have not removed the machines remain active.

Of the 12,202 establishments visited since October 14, 12,134 no longer had skill games, a 99.4% compliance rate, Pennsylvania State Police said. During the enforcement period, officers seized 14 machines and $1,913.

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