Atlantic City Casinos and Racing Track Forfeit Over $77,000 from Underage and Prohibited Gamblers

Funds to be Used for Compulsive Gambling Treatment and Programs Benefiting Seniors and Disabled

Five Atlantic City casinos and a horse racing track are forfeiting over $77,000 won by underage gamblers or those who had placed themselves on a list to be excluded from gambling activities.
New Jersey gambling regulators also fined DraftKings $7,500 and online gambling company Rush Street Interactive $2,000 for similar violations.
The forfeited money will be used for programs to treat compulsive gambling, as well as on programs benefiting senior citizens and those with disabilities.
The largest forfeitures came from Resorts, which turned over more than $51,000 for incidents dating back as far as 2020.
The forfeitures and fines represent a tiny portion of the gambling activity conducted by Atlantic City's nine casinos and the three horse racing tracks in New Jersey that accept sports bets, which have won more than $4.2 billion from gamblers through the first nine months of this year.