FanDuel to pay Jaguars $5 million over employee theft and betting scandal

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FanDuel agreed to pay the Jacksonville Jaguars $5 million to settle a case involving Amit Patel, a former employee who stole nearly $20 million and deposited it into his FanDuel account. The NFL encouraged the resolution, highlighting the importance of responsible gambling and regulatory oversight in the evolving US sports betting industry. Patel, sentenced to prison for fraud, also sued FanDuel, claiming the company exploited his gambling addiction. The case underscores the need for sportsbooks to implement stricter protocols to prevent illegal deposits and protect consumers.
- FanDuel agrees to pay Jaguars $5 million in compensation for Amit Patel theft case NBC Sports
- Sources: FanDuel to pay Jags over stolen funds ESPN
- FanDuel to pay Jacksonville Jaguars $5 million after former team employee deposited stolen money, per report CBS Sports
- FanDuel agrees to pay Jaguars roughly $5M to offset losses from ex-employee's theft, AP source says AP News
- Report: FanDuel Agrees To Pay Jaguars $5 Million Over Patel Betting Scandal Yahoo Sports
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