New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads

Terms such as 'Free' and 'Risk-free' could be banned

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads - Monday, February 27th, 2023 4:38

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads regarding online sports betting promotions and ads with new restrictions potentially in place by today.

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads companies from using cartoons in their ads while ads featuring “entertainers or music that appeal primarily to” a younger age group will also be banned. The rules also propose a complete ban on sports betting advertising in higher education environments such as college campuses and sports grounds. Ads could also be banned from any college media outlets.

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads

“Elements of the proposal are derived from the American Gaming Association’s Responsible Marketing Code for Sports Wagering, which is a private trade association’s voluntary self-regulation code, and sports wagering advertising regulations from other states, such as Arizona, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Virginia.”

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads following the promotion of its sportsbook at a college event.

New York Gaming Commission Considers Tough New Restrictions on Sports Betting Ads

Implementation of the rules will be the sports betting company’s responsibility. This includes all marketing and promotional materials used by affiliates of the brand.

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