Meanwhile after Draftking has refunded player who were affected a total of $23,909, the state gamming regulators slammed a fine of $19,000 to Draftking and another $3,500 to the game provider.
Penalties like that should be made regular to serve as a deterrent. As if it's not even hard enough for people to risk gambling, then there's at the backend that mischief to not allow them win at all. Yes, it's common knowledge that the house (casino) will always have an edge on their customers but there ought to be a level of consideration not to over do it. This invariably should explain the luck and experience thing then that most losses wouldn't be losses if this type of back dealing isn't taken too far.