Connecticut is gearing up to take decisive action against Bovada, a prominent unlicensed gaming operator in the United States. Following the lead of Michigan, which issued a cease-and-desist order to Bovada back in May, Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection Gaming Division is preparing to send a similar letter. This information comes from a report by Sports Betting Dime, citing sources within the local regulatory body. The move signals a growing crackdown on unlicensed gambling operators as states aim to protect legal markets from being undermined by illicit activities.
Michigan’s stance against Bovada serves as a precedent for Connecticut’s forthcoming action. In Michigan, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) took notice of Bovada’s operations within the state, which were being conducted without the necessary licensing. Henry Williams, the board’s executive director, had issued a stern warning to other illegal operators, emphasizing that regulatory bodies worldwide are increasingly vigilant about illegal online gaming platforms. While Bovada has not responded to Michigan’s actions, the potential response to Connecticut’s similar measures will be highly anticipated by industry watchers.
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