Regulation & law · 26/09/2003Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

US Government Sues National Council on Problem Gambling Over Online Gambling Operations

Summary

The US Department of Justice has filed a civil lawsuit against the National Council on Problem Gambling, Inc., alleging that the organization has failed to comply with federal laws regulating online gambling, and has instead allowed online gambling operations to continue, resulting in significant revenue losses for the US government.

Original source language: Federal Register — Justice DepartmentOpen original release →

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