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- FanDuel says it conducted 58,000 manual responsible gaming reviews over the last year as it publicly details its problem-play detection system.
- Sen. Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Reps. Paul Tonko and Valerie Foushee sought answers in September about FanDuel’s consumer protections and VIP program.
FanDuel says it conducted 58,000 manual responsible gaming reviews over the last year as it details its safeguards amid congressional pressure, according to CDC Gaming Reports.
The disclosure comes as federal lawmakers question whether the operator is making an active effort to protect bettors. Their concerns cover both consumer protections and its VIP program.
FanDuel Details Problem-Play Safeguards
Fast Facts page of FanDuel describes how the company flags problem play and its safeguards against underage gambling. It also presents statistics on bettor spending, according to CDC Gaming Reports.
Lawmakers Press for Answers on VIP Practices
In September, Sen. Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Reps. Paul Tonko and Valerie Foushee wrote that they were “unconvinced” FanDuel was making an active effort to protect bettors.
The lawmakers demanded “real answers” about the company’s consumer protections and VIP program. The inquiry highlights intensifying federal oversight across all segments of the digital gambling ecosystem, where lawmakers continue to scrutinize how player incentives are handled in both mobile sportsbooks and digital online casino operations. FanDuel’s Fast Facts page does not address the VIP program, according to CDC Gaming Reports.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.
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Source: As reported by CDC Gaming Reports.
