DraftKings pays fine over proxy wagering rule breaches

DraftKings pays fine over proxy wagering rule breaches

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DraftKings pays fine over proxy wagering rule breaches

DraftKings accepted the sanction with a $150,000 fine over breaches of proxy gambling in the state of NJ.

The Division of Gaming Enforcement issued an appeal to the Attorney General.

According to media reports in 2020, a Florida-based client of DraftKings had struck a deal with the head of the company’s sportsbook which permitted him to utilize a proxy for wagering in the state. DraftKing refused to accept this announcement.

Still, the Attorney General decided that the company breached the rules regarding proxy wagering. Consequently, the operator agreed to pay the penalty of $150,000.

Besides the fine, the company was obliged to initiate necessary steps to prevent such cases in the future.

In February, DraftKings reported a net loss of $1.52bln for the 2021 FY though the annual revenue doubled.

2021 revenue accounted for $1.30bln which shows a rise of 110.9 percent compared to the previous FY, costing $614.5mln.

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