The settlement is expected to be formally accepted by the commission when it meets Thursday. When bettors complained to the company about the duplicate wagers in June 2021, the company failed to report it to regulators.Ĭontrol Board officials said they first learned of the problem in September 2021 through contact with a bettor who had a dispute with William Hill.Īn attorney for William Hill signed a stipulation of settlement on the matter and agreed the company would pay a $100,000 fine. 19, the Control Board alleged that the company’s CBS Race and Sports Book mobile wagering system produced duplicate wagers on some sports bets.
The Control Board accused William Hill of violating gaming regulations by failing to promptly resolve a system failure that affected more than 50,000 bettors since 2015. The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday will consider slapping the Caesars Entertainment Inc.-owned William Hill sportsbook with a $100,000 fine, following a four-count complaint filed in August by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
