In order to preserve what’s great in our beautiful game, the FA has devised rules that protect its integrity and future. These rules prevent Participants from committing offences such as match-fixing. Match-fixing involves arranging in advance the result or conduct of a football match or competition, and it is an offence to breach these rules. The FA takes the matter very seriously and you may be subject to a worldwide ban on betting. The FA and betting companies have sophisticated systems in place to identify betting patterns and match-fixing attempts. If you are found guilty of a match-fixing offence, you could face criminal charges, a ban from the game and a fine.

MLB is committed to ensuring fans have the tools and resources they need to bet responsibly. That’s why the league partners with the American Gaming Association’s Have a Game Plan. Bet Responsibly. campaign, as well as supports the National Council on Problem Gambling.

New Jersey made sports betting legal in 2019 and began offering retail wagering at its casinos and racetracks in September 2021. Online sports betting launched in January 2022 and is available at DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, PointsBet and Caesars.

Kentucky passed sports betting legislation in the last days of its legislative session and opened retail sportsbooks and online sportsbooks on Sept. 1 2023. The state law tethers online sportsbooks to the commercial casino licensees, and each licensed casino is permitted three online skins. There are currently eight online books in Kentucky.