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The Florida Gaming Control Commission in September sent cease-and-desist letters to three fantasy sports operators, threatening legal action if the 💸 sites didn't immediately stop. But Sen. Joe Gruters, R-Sarasota, wants the commission to explain why the businesses were targeted and to 💸 clarify why they could be breaking the law while the biggest players in the industry - DraftKings and FanDuel - 💸 aren't. The senator raised the issues in a Dec. 18 letter to the commission's executive director, Lou Trombetta. Gruters pointed to 💸 the cease-and-desist letters Trombetta sent to Underdog Sports, LLC; SidePrize LLC, also known as Performance Predictions LLC, doing business as 💸 PrizePicks; and Betr Holdings, Inc. Gruters' letter asked why "the two largest fantasy sports operators" in Florida did not receive similar 💸 threats from the commission. "The letters definitively state that 'betting or wagering on the result of contests of skill ... including 💸 fantasy sports betting, is strictly prohibited and constitutes a felony offense.' Notably, however, the commission's public position is less definitive. 💸 In the FAQs (frequently asked questions) on the commission's website, the commission states that 'wagering on fantasy sports' is 'probably 💸 not' legal. I am concerned that the commission is applying an interpretation that is not supported by law and that 💸 the commission may be selectively enforcing its interpretation," Gruters wrote. |
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