Technology Company Must Pay $25K Fine for Allowing $29 Bet to be Placed

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Associated Press

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9 May, 2019

Technology Company Must Pay $25K Fine for Allowing $29 Bet to be Placed

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Enabling a Nevada man to win $29 illegally gambling online on a New Jersey site has cost a technology company nearly 1,000 times that amount.

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New Jersey regulators have fined Gaming Innovation Group $25,000 for a flaw in its geolocation technology, which is designed to make sure people are within the state's borders before they can gamble.

The state Division of Gaming Enforcement says the Malta-based company, which provides online gambling for Atlantic City's Hard Rock casino, had a technical vulnerability last summer.

It allowed a patron trying to access the Hard Rock's gambling site from Nevada to inspect the browser code and change data to falsely indicate that the patron was located in New Jersey.

The company calls it a one-time incident that was quickly reported and fixed.

- Wayne Parry, Associated Press

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