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Business is booming for sportsbooks:
- Michigan: $55.5 million in September revenue.
- New Jersey: $72.9 million.
- Pennsylvania: $73.5 million before promotional deductions.
That's nearly $202 million across just three states in one month.
Funny how these technical “errors” always seem to benefit the sportsbook’s bottom line.
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A customer self-excluded from sports betting. That means stop.
But bet365 kept sending promotional notifications to people on North Carolina's self-exclusion list. The company blamed an error, regulators fined it $75,000.
Telling a sportsbook to stop isn't always enough.
The house always wins, but now they’ve got AI and targeted data engineering your next bet 24/7.
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DraftKings and FanDuel are facing a new class action lawsuit in Louisiana.
Three New Orleans residents who each wagered more than $20,000 allege the sportsbooks use AI, customer data, and carefully designed promotions to keep people betting.
22 charges for absolutely nothing. Disputing this is gonna be a full-time job.
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A Rips by Triumph customer says the app kept showing payment errors.
Then came 22 charges. Nearly $7,400. No purchases delivered. 50+ attempts to contact support.
The customer says they had to dispute the charges just to try to get the money back.
22 charges. Nothing to show.
True friendship: He politely pushes his owner's hand to feed his blind buddy before taking his own treat.
Imagine turning $300 into $5,000 just for the app to hold your own funds hostage after giving them all your ID docs. Unacceptable.
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A DraftKings customer says they deposited $300. They won $5,000, then they tried to withdraw it.
DraftKings allegedly restricted the account, even after the customer submitted their ID and verification documents.
The customer says they still couldn't get their money.
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FanDuel sent VIP gamblers personalized celebrity videos.
Now they're telling Congress those videos weren't meant to encourage more betting. Just little thank-you gifts.
Sure, and VIP programs are just acts of charity.
DraftKings: 'We were the first to ban credit cards!' Also DraftKings: Fined $450k for credit-card-funded bets.
