By The Weekly Edge desk ·
The MGC has introduced an initiative to protect athletes from harassment by bettors in Massachusetts, GamblingNews reported on 3 September. The programme will bar people who harass athletes from licensed sportsbooks and local casinos.
Licensed sportsbooks and local casinos will bar people who harass athletes under the MGC’s initiative.
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