(File Photo of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Logo)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Harrisburg, PA) According to a release from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, their board approved two consent agreements Wednesday presented by its Office of Enforcement Counsel resulting in total fines of $70,000. Betfair Interactive, LLC d/b/a Fanduel got a $40,000 fine for not licensing several of its employees. Sugarhouse HSP Gaming LP, operator of Philadelphia Gaming Casino, got a $30,000 fine for two incidents of someone under twenty-one-years-old gambling and accessing the floor of gaming. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board also placed seven people on some of its Involuntary Exclusion Lists on Wednesday, which prohibits them from playing games at Pennsylvania casino by a site online for betting regualted by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board or a location for a Video Gaming Terminal.