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FanDuel Hit with $350K Fine for Betting Violations

1/9/2026

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The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) fined FanDuel $350,000 for not reporting suspicious betting on Czech table tennis matches from October to November 2024.
The AGCO identified red flags, including abrupt betting shifts and concentrations on losing athletes.
FanDuel said it was proactive in reporting suspicious activity.
FanDuel has 15 days to appeal.
The decision is the largest fine since Canada legalized sports betting in 2021.

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The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) fined FanDuel $350,000 for not reporting suspicious betting on Czech table tennis matches from October to November 2024.
The AGCO identified red flags, including abrupt betting shifts and concentrations on losing athletes.
FanDuel said it was proactive in reporting suspicious activity.
FanDuel has 15 days to appeal.
The decision is the largest fine since Canada legalized sports betting in 2021.