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NJ asks Supreme Court to decide legality of Kalshi sports betting
New Jersey petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on whether Kalshi sports event contracts are legal bets, following a Ninth Circuit ruling that they are not
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Polymarket hits $21B valuation on new $1B funding round led by 1789 Capital
Polymarket is raising $1 billion at a $21 billion valuation in a round led by 1789 Capital, which includes Donald Trump Jr. among its partners, underscoring sur
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Stifel says Flutter's winning playbook can boost FanDuel growth
Analysts at Stifel argue that higher FanDuel marketing costs in the second half may create noise around earnings but Flutter has successfully executed a similar
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Massachusetts Gaming Commission launches 'Bet On Respect' to curb athlete harassment
Massachusetts bettors who harass athletes online or in person could face exclusion from wagering and casinos under a new Massachusetts Gaming Commission initiat
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Colorado fines Fanatics Sportsbook $20,000 for promos sent to self-excluded VIP
Colorado's gaming regulator fined Fanatics Sportsbook $20,000 for twice sending a promotional offer to a VIP user who had self-excluded from all online sports b
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Kalshi attempts reset with Santos ban announcement after Ninth Circuit setback
Days after its major court loss, Kalshi announced disciplinary actions including a lifetime ban, attempting to reset the news cycle around the prediction market
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Michigan judge orders Kalshi to shutter sports, geofence or face $500K daily fine
A Michigan Circuit Court judge cited seven reasons for ordering Kalshi to stop offering sports event contracts in the state and geoblock Michigan, or pay a dail
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SBC launches Global Prediction Markets Forum to address sector regulation
SBC's new Global Prediction Markets Forum will examine whether prediction markets are a financial product, a betting product, or something regulators haven't ye
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