West Virginia set to approve bill endorsing self-exclusion for violent bettors

Several states are now adopting similar laws after Ohio was able to amend its sports betting regulations to forcibly bar bettors who make threats or attempt to injure athletes.

The legislature was presented with a new bill this week by a senator from West Virginia, and the Judiciary Committee has already been assigned jurisdiction over it.

A customer may face a lifetime ban from sports betting, according to the bill, if the commission finds that the customer has harassed or displayed a detrimental pattern of behavior toward a coach, sports official, or any other participant in a sporting event.

 

[Qwert135]

This is good news and it should always be like this and should be implemented straight away the life of a human is much more important and that is why sports must be played with the spirit of it always actually indeed anywhere .

 

[swift]

yeah good because self-exclusion programs are designed to enable gamblers to voluntarily exclude themselves from participating in gambling activities, including online gambling, sports betting, and casino gambling.