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Head of Sports Betting & iGaming Thomas Hill on Legal Sports Report | Are NJ Sportsbooks Ready for Incoming ID Verification Rules?

Learn about the impact of new regulations on sportsbooks in New Jersey.

Published: June 10, 2022
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Senior Director & Head of Sports Betting & iGaming at Prove
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I recently spoke with Brad Allen of Legal Sports Report about the impact of new regulations on sportsbooks in New Jersey. Read the full story here to learn how sportsbooks can leverage technology to comply with the new regulations and secure accounts and prevent fraud. 

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