FanDuel reclaims dominance in the US iGaming market
An American gambling company offering sportsbooks, online casinos, and horse racing, FanDuel, surpassed DraftKings with its increased November revenues by 27.4%.
...
FanDuel announces the expansion of government relations team
An American gambling company offering sportsbooks, online casinos, and horse racing, FanDuel, has announced the addition of James Hartmann and Louis Trombetta to the company as directors of government relations.
James Hartmann and Louis Trombetta will play a key role in boosting the company’s compliance and government relations team. With their professionalism, both Hartmann and Trombetta will develop FanDuel’s ability to navigate the growing US regulatory landscape as more and more states consider legalizing online gaming.
James Hartmann
Hartmann brings over a decade of experience in policy development and regulatory strategy.
Hartmann commented:
“FanDuel has always stood out to me for the company’s innovation and its commitment to shaping the future of gaming in a responsible way. I look forward to bringing my legislative and legal expertise to the team in a way that continues to support FanDuel’s growth.”
Louis Trombetta
Being a former executive director of the Florida Gaming Control Commission, Trombetta will add a deep expertise in gaming regulation and licensing.
Trombetta commented:
“I’m thrilled to join FanDuel and transition from a regulatory role to working with an operator that is committed to building this industry in a sustainable manner. I look forward to contributing to their continued success and helping to shape the future of the industry.”
FanDuel continues to advance its government relations team and is excited for the addition of experienced professionals. According to FanDuel’s head of state government relations, Cesar Fernandez, these individuals understand the business and are deeply respected by legislators, and could help demonstrate the positive impact that legal and regulated gaming could have for states.
FanDuel faces $10,000 fine for violating betting rules
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission fined FanDuel $10,000 as a result of violating the state's sports betting rules and allowing bets on local college teams.Betting on...
