Business is booming for sportsbooks: - Michigan: $55.5 million in September revenue. - New Jersey: $72.9 million. - Pennsylvania: $73.5 million before promotional deductions. That's nearly $202 million across just three states in one month.

A customer self-excluded from sports betting. That means stop. But bet365 kept sending promotional notifications to people on North Carolina's self-exclusion list. The company blamed an error, regulators fined it $75,000. Telling a sportsbook to stop isn't always enough.

DraftKings and FanDuel are facing a new class action lawsuit in Louisiana. Three New Orleans residents who each wagered more than $20,000 allege the sportsbooks use AI, customer data, and carefully designed promotions to keep people betting.

A Rips by Triumph customer says the app kept showing payment errors. Then came 22 charges. Nearly $7,400. No purchases delivered. 50+ attempts to contact support. The customer says they had to dispute the charges just to try to get the money back. 22 charges. Nothing to show.

A DraftKings customer says they deposited $300. They won $5,000, then they tried to withdraw it. DraftKings allegedly restricted the account, even after the customer submitted their ID and verification documents. The customer says they still couldn't get their money.