PointsBet employee sues over claims supervisor sexually harassed her

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'Me, however, I have a completely different job. I wasn't there to be a glamorized poster girl for the job, I was there to do a job and do it professionally. . . . My job was to not to get a flirt on with clients.'

Weeks claimed DiNardo was 'aggressively' flirty, touched her 'in a suggestive and inappropriate manor' and sent her 'inappropriate' messages on Snapchat , according to the lawsuit filed in Manhattan Federal Court on September 15

Weeks, who is from Connecticut and has almost 32,000 Instagram followers, has no problem with Spiranac - a former professional golfer with 3.9 million Instagram followers who has fronted adverts for PointsBet. 

Caroline Weeks, 25, joined as a senior Rizk player development manager in January 2022 and said she was 'consistently subjected to romantic advances comments about her physical appearance, and unwanted physical touching' by her boss. 

'During the evening, Mr DiNardo physically touched Ms Weeks in a suggestive and inappropriate manor, tried to hold her hand, attempted to spin her around to dance, and was hanging over her shoulder seductively.'

Bart DiNardo, former director of loyalty at PointsBet, was 'aggressively' flirty, touched her 'in a suggestive and inappropriate manor' and sent her 'inappropriate' messages on Snapchat, according to the lawsuit filed in Manhattan Federal Court on September 15. 

She joined in January 2022 and said she was 'consistently subjected to romantic advances comments about her physical appearance, and unwanted physical touching' by her boss Bart DiNardo (pictured), former director of loyalty at PointsBet

'It is her hope that by coming forward about her experiences as a woman in the sports betting industry that women who work in this industry in the future will find a workplace free from sexual harassment.' 

Weeks also said she was propositioned by customers and one drunken client repeatedly tried to touch her at a company event in an Atlantic City casino. Dailymail.com has contacted PointsBet, DiNardo and Weeks for comment.