DraftKings fined over $10k for New Jersey self-exclusion failings
Operator experienced a software fault in October 2018 that allowed self-excluded players to bet $28k
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has fined DraftKings more than $10,000 for self-exclusion failings.
In October last year the firm was found to have allowed self-excluded players to continue to access their accounts.
The failings were caused by an error in the software that set the players’ cooling-off period to zero days and allowed them to resume activity on the site.
During the period, 13 of the self-excluded players placed $28,887 worth of bets with the operator and 11 of them lost a total of $3,277.
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