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Caesars Sportsbook Fined $251,250 for Responsible Gambling Failures in New Jersey
Caesars Sportsbook has been fined $251,250 by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) for failing to meet responsible gambling standards. The DGE found that Caesars Sportsbook failed to send its daily self-exclusion list to the regulator. Additionally, the sportsbook allowed people to self-exclude for life through the platform, which is against regulations that require in-person appearance for lifetime self-exclusion.
The DGE also noted that Caesars Sportsbook did not include the mandatory responsible gambling language 'Bet With Your Head, Not Over It' along with the helpline number 1-800-GAMBLER in its signage. As part of the settlement, Caesars Sportsbook will also give up another $45,465 in profits.
The DGE has settled with the sportsbook, but cautioned that any further transgressions insofar as responsible gambling mandates would result in stricter enforcement action.
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