The Boston-based online gambling company is accused of using deceptive ads to lure players into gambling a lot of money fast.

DraftKings took more than 1,100 illegal transactions from 218 customers during one year, and facilitated over $83,000 in illegal bets.

DraftKings fell under scrutiny in recent years due to their alleged attempt to “obstruct or impair competition” in the sports betting industry, which is a violation of federal antitrust laws.

The company will pay a $90,000 settlement to the state for accepting bets on the two events, according to documents filed with the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission.

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Boston-based DraftKings Inc. announced Thursday evening that it will impose a 50-cent “transaction fee” on all online sports bets placed with it in Illinois starting Sept. 1.