DraftKings and White Hat Gaming were fined $22,500 by Connecticut for their online slot machine failing to issue players winnings for a week. The slot machine glitched and did not pay out any winnings despite players putting in almost $24,000. Both companies were slow to address the issue, with DraftKings failing to disclose the problem until the state requested information. White Hat Gaming responded quickly to investigators, while DraftKings’ response was deemed unsatisfactory, resulting in a higher fine. This incident highlights the importance of transparency and prompt action in the gambling industry.
Do you think the fine for DraftKings and White Hat Gaming was appropriate given the situation? What measures do you think should be put in place to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future?
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