Accepting 34 bets on PFL fights that actually took place a week earlier resulted in FanDuel being fined $2,000 and having to refund more than $230,000 in wagers.
The controversy began in 2022 when FanDuel accepted bets on PFL bouts that, although originally scheduled to air on April 1, had actually occurred on March 25.
Fansidel agreed to pay the fine imposed by New Jersey gambling regulators, despite the company not disclosing any information about the fine.
The controversy began in 2022 when FanDuel accepted bets on PFL bouts that, although originally scheduled to air on April 1, had actually occurred on March 25.
Fansidel agreed to pay the fine imposed by New Jersey gambling regulators, despite the company not disclosing any information about the fine.