Wyoming Gaming Commission Report Finds Sports Bettors Are Not Being "Limited"

No, Wyoming sportsbooks aren’t out to get you, unless you’re a little too good at betting.

The Wyoming Gaming Commission just dropped a new report on sports betting limitations, and the headline is pretty clear:

Less than 1% of state bettors are being limited by operators like FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, BetMGM, and Fanatics.

According to Special Agent (yes, really) Michael Steinberg 🎖️, those who are limited usually trigger red flags for what he called… wait for it… “cheating.”

BREAKING: The Wyoming Gaming Commission released its findings on a study on the practice of sports betting operators limiting users in the state during a special meeting today.

The Wyoming Gaming Commission found less than 1% of sports bettors in the state are limited.
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But let’s not get dramatic. No one’s hacking slot machines or robbing bookies in ski masks 🥷. We’re talking about:

🎯 Placing live bets ahead of the televised feed
👯 Teaming up with buddies to nudge betting lines
📱 Racking up promo codes with a small army of email addresses

Steinberg emphasized the limits are generally reasonable — $500 or $1,000 max on certain wagers, not the “pennies” some feared.