George Rover, a longtime executive at the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, will begin serving as a senior official at the newly created Sports Wagering Integrity Monitoring Association, a not-for-profit tasked with monitoring the "integrity" of the fledgling nationwide sports betting industry.
Chris Christie, will serve as chief integrity officer for SWIMA, the association announced Tuesday, overseeing day-to-day functions.
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According to the group, SWIMA will be fully funded by the nation's sports operators and not government agencies, but the names of those operators has not been made immediately available.
Eight states currently offer legalized sports betting after a landmark U.
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When New Jersey lawmakers were hashing out a regulatory framework in May and June for sports betting, several major sports leagues sought "integrity fees," tacked onto every sports bet and payable to the leagues.
State lawmakers ultimately shot down the proposal.
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