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Seminole Tribe Suspends Florida Sports Betting App

The HALLO ECHO

  The Seminole Tribe has suspended operations of its new Hard Rock Sportsbook mobile app — Florida’s first legal online sports betting platform. “As a result of yesterday’s Appeals Court decision denying a temporary stay of the District Court’s decision on the 2021 Compact, Hard Rock Sportsbook will temporarily suspend operations of its mobile app…

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ODDS ON COMPLIANCE PARTNERS WITH LEADING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMPANY COGNISTX

The HALLO ECHO

  Odds On Compliance, the industry-leading technology and consultancy firm specializing in sports betting, iGaming and gambling regulatory compliance in the USA and abroad, announced that it has partnered with Cognistx, a Pittsburgh-based applied-AI company founded by Carnegie Mellon University academics. Cognistx will be Odds On Compliance’s strategic partner for software development and the creation…

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Google Ads Sports Betting Ads in Florida No Longer Allowed

The HALLO ECHO

  Google Ads has posted an update that bans the use of its platform to promote sports betting services or ads in Florida. Google said: “In November 2021, the Google Ads Gambling and games policy United States country-specifics will be updated to disallow Sports Betting in Florida.” Google made this change because of a ruling…

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Florida Sports Betting Shut Down After Federal Court Ruling

The HALLO ECHO

  Sports betting in Florida is on hold after a federal court ruled on Monday that the compact between the state of Florida and the Seminole Tribe is vacated. The ruling in West Flagler Associates vs. Haaland from Judge Dabney Friedrich means that pending an appeal and a potential stay of the order, sports betting…

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ANJ Warns Operators Over Refusing Bets

The HALLO ECHO

  French gambling regulator L’Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) has announced that it has received complaints from players over sports betting operators refusing to take the bets they wanted to place. The regulator has now issued a document clarifying that operators cannot refuse bets unless they have a legitimate reason recognised under article L. 121-11…

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MGA Includes Suppliers in New Suspicious Betting Reporting Rules

The HALLO ECHO

  The sports betting integrity department of the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has made amendments to its suspicious betting reporting requirements, including making reporting rules now also apply to suppliers. One revision of the policy sees the suspicious betting reporting requirements now apply to suppliers as well as operators. This means that suppliers will now…

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