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Makers of D.C.'s sports gambling app pay $6.5M to settle fraud probe
Two key contractors for D.C.'s controversial sports betting and lottery program will pay a combined $6.5 million to settle ...
Opinion
D.C.’s sports betting no-bid venture was a rotten idea from the start
Attorney General Brian Schwalb brought a welcome end, and a $6.5 million settlement, to a sorry tale.
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Intralot Sued for Fraud in Washington D.C. Lottery Deal
Intralot faces a lawsuit for a monopoly in D.C., leading to a $6.5M fine. For more legal analysis across the gaming industry, ...
Washington Examiner16d
Creators of DC’s ill-fated sports betting app agree to $6.5 million settlement with city
Intralot, a Greek company, and Veterans Services Corporation, a D.C.-based subcontractor, won the contract to develop the sports betting and lottery programs in the district in 2019 without a ...
New Hampshire Union Leader16d
D.C.’s sports betting flop ends in $6.5M settlement, fraud accusations
The company, Intralot, operated a badly performing sports betting platform until last year. Now, the D.C. Office of the Attorney General says the company’s arrangement with a subcontractor ...