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The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) is prohibiting specific types of bets on NFL games due to concerns that some of these bets could be easily manipulated by a single individual. At the request of the NFL, banned bets now include those on first plays, replay outcomes, whether a kicker will miss a field goal or extra point, and whether a quarterback’s first pass of the game will be incomplete.
In addition, bets outside of gameplay, such as fan safety, player misconduct, penalties, officiating assignments, and roster or personnel decisions, are also blocked.
NFL requests ban on bets that a single player could influence
Gaming Board Administrator Marcus Fruchter wrote: “Pre-determined choices and actions within the control of individual players, coaches or league officials are susceptible to abuse and manipulation.”
He added that the rule is intended to prohibit anything that might be seen as “100% determinable by one person in one play.”
Fruchter continued: “I have determined that any wagering of the manner identified in the attached request poses a significant likelihood of serious risk to the integrity of the Illinois sports wagering industry.”
The IGB also stated that failure by any Illinois sports wagering operator to comply with the suspension may result in discipline up to and including revocation.
Until resolved, online and retail sports betting operators in Illinois are prohibited from offering negative-outcome wagers, which the NFL claims undermine the integrity of the game, players, and consumers.
Jonathan Nabavi, vice president for the NFL Public Policy and Government Affairs, said in the same request: “Prohibiting these wagers altogether would complement NFL policies that require game participants, and other NFL personnel, to use their best efforts on the playing field and to protect NFL ‘inside information.’”
The NFL is seeking to restrict similar prop bets in Arizona, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, and Vermont.
The board will revisit the matter at a December 12 meeting.
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After a wait of, ooh only around 15 or so years, PC players are finally getting the chance to ride out in one of the most definitive open-world RPGs of all time. Sure you may have already played Red Dead Redemption 2, but the original RDR is where it all began and now we can play this remastered version on “proper” hardware, let the fun commence.
Starting out a game of Red Dead Redemption though asks a very pertinent question – what difficulty mode should you choose?
PolitiFi tokens are seeing a surge in value as election speculation ramps up, especially with the U. S. election just a week away.
Among these, PolitiFi tokens, such as FreeDum Fighters (DUM), have attracted significant attention and speculation. PolitiFi tokens linked to political figures and parties have already demonstrated impressive growth.
More than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by artificial intelligence (AI), the company’s CEO revealed on its third-quarter 2024 earnings call. During the meeting, Google and Alphabet chief Sundar Pichai spoke about the company’s momentum and innovation, as well as its long-term focus and investment in AI, sharing that the tech giant was using AI internally “to improve our coding processes.”
1/ Just finished my Q3 earnings remarks highlighting extraordinary momentum across the company and our differentiated full stack approach to AI innovation – robust infrastructure, research + models, and products + platforms.
The world of cryptocurrency has seen a surge in politically themed tokens, and the latest entrant, Freedom Fighters, is quickly gaining traction.
This satirical project, inspired by the upcoming U. S. presidential election, offers a unique blend of political commentary and financial opportunity.
With the ongoing presale now creating FOMO, its potential for significant returns is comparable to other successful political cryptocurrencies that have surged in value.
Why investors are rallying behind FreeDum Fighters
FreeDum Fighters presents a satirical spin on the U.
SpacePay could become the go-to platform for many to carry out daily crypto transactions and pay for goods and services. The project developers have implemented various measures to make this possible.
The platform is designed to promote cryptocurrency use for daily buying and selling activities and encourage more merchants to accept crypto transactions.
Many people do not understand how cryptocurrencies work and don’t accept crypto payments because they see them as a scam.