is the latest state to take a hardline stance against Bovada.
A representative for Connecticut s Department of Consumer Protection Gaming Division confirmed with Sports Betting Dime that it will be sending a a cease-and-desist letter to Bovada, an illegally operating offshore sportsbook and online casino, within the next week.
It will likely be the second cease-and-desist letter sent to Bovada since last May, as on May 29.
Connecticut Department Confirms Letter
Sports Betting Dime reached out to the Department of Consumer Protection Gaming Division last week to determine if the state had any plans to address Bovada following the Michigan Gaming Control Board s notice.
A representative from the division today notified Sports Betting Dime that the depart…
A much-anticipated public roundtable on the practice of limiting sports betting customers finally has a set date.
The Gaming Commission will host a roundtable on limiting sports betting customers on Wednesday, Sept. 11. The commission has been discussing the potential for a new meeting for the last month after the majority of licensed sports betting operators skipped out on the first roundtable held earlier this year.
The commission is expecting all sportsbook operators to attend the meeting.
Meeting Will Feature Industry Experts, Licensed Operators
The meeting will likely be split into two portions. Sports bettors and industry professionals will speak during one half of the meeting and the licensed sports betting operators will be able to speak in the other.
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It was looking like a frustrating night for the hosts against the Tartan Army before Ronaldo stepped up with his 901st career goal.
Portugal fought back from a goal down to beat Scotland 2-1 in the UEFA Nations League in front of a packed-out crowd in Lisbon, with Cristiano Ronaldo ending up as the hero after stepping off the bench at half-time.
Scotland got off on the front foot, going in front early through Scott McTominay, who scored a trademark goal from a late run into the box to the shock of all the home fans watching on in the Estadio da Luz. Unsurprisingly, Portugal had almost all of the ball following the opener and the Tartan Army were determined to defend for their lives, keeping out 16 shots in the first half, the most they have faced in 45 minutes since 2012.
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