DraftKings Fined $100K by New Jersey for Inaccurate Betting Data
Regulators cite significant reporting errors and demand stricter compliance measures from the Boston-based company.
- New Jersey regulators fined DraftKings $100,000 for inaccurate sports betting data reporting.
- The errors involved overstating parlay bets and understating other wagers, affecting tax returns.
- DraftKings attributed the mistakes to a coding error in a new database, now corrected.
- The company has implemented additional controls and staff training to prevent future issues.
- Regulators emphasized that accurate data is critical for the integrity of the gaming system.