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Wyoming Gaming Commission tightens oversight, joins national self‑exclusion and presses lawmakers on illegal operations
Summary
The Gaming Commission described recent rulemaking that bars accused athlete‑harassers from wagering, tightened geo‑fencing for advanced‑deposit wagering, joined a national self‑exclusion program, and reported criminal investigations into offshore iGaming and illegal poker rooms.
Nick Laramundi, executive director of the Wyoming Gaming Commission, presented the commission’s self‑funded regulatory-and-law-enforcement agenda and defended recent rule changes and enforcement actions before the Joint Appropriations Committee.
Laramundi told lawmakers that late in 2024 the commission promulgated rules making certain athlete‑harassment offenses a basis for license bans, saying Wyoming was among the first states to hold players…
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