AGCO says operator didn’t pick up on red flags regarding patron’s behaviour Patron wagered $2.5 million, piling up $230,000 in losses Player showed frequent high-stakes play and excessive losses The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has announced it is issuing a fine of CAD $105,000 against Score Media and Gaming Inc. for allegedly failing to meet the province’s responsible gambling and player protection standards. Dangerous Play Following a regulatory review, AGCO determined a player on the theScore platform wagered CAD $2.5 million and lost $230,000 over an eight-month period. That included approximately $100,000 in the first month of play. The player’s behaviour showed frequent, high-stakes play and escalating losses, showing a risk of potential gambling-related harm. According to an AGCO statement, the player repeatedly requested bonuses and showed signs of distress to the operator’s VIP host. These were all opportunities for theScore to have stepped in on behalf of the player and reduce the potential of high-risk, damaging play. Signs of Distress The AGCO alleges…Read MoreCategory: Canadian Gaming, Canadian gaming, theScore BetSource: Casino.org