Arizona gambling regulators have expanded their enforcement campaign against unlicensed online gambling operators, issuing cease-and-desist orders to five platforms after investigations the state says uncovered illegal gambling activity and access by underage users.

The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) announced enforcement actions against BetOpenly, Bookmaker, Club WPT Online Poker, Kutt Inc., and Raffle Creator. According to the department, each order alleges conduct that could support felony charges for promotion of gambling, illegal control of an enterprise, and money laundering.

The latest enforcement follows a series of similar actions by the ADG in 2025. In June, the regulator issued multiple cease-and-desist orders to unlicensed operators it said were illegally targeting Arizona residents with unauthorized gambling products, including slot-style casino games, sweepstakes models, sports betting, horse race wagering, and peer-to-peer betting exchanges. In August, the department also ordered Fliff Online Gambling, Thrillzz Mobile Gambling, BettySweeps Casino, and Pulsz Casino to stop offering gambling services in the state, alleging they were providing access to illegal online gambling platforms, including sweepstakes-style casino products and sports wagering.

“Arizona is taking decisive action against illegal gambling operators that put Arizonans at risk,” said Jackie Johnson, Department Director. 

“Our top priority is protecting Arizonans and I’m grateful for the efforts of our intelligence unit led by Chief Law Enf...