The approval opens event contracts tied to 23 companies' key performance indicators, a new product category that sits near the line between securities and CFTC-

The suit tests whether state gaming regulators can bar event-contract exchanges from operating before federal courts settle jurisdiction.

Another state-versus-exchange confrontation over whether sports event contracts are gambling or federally regulated derivatives.

Canadian regulators join a growing list of jurisdictions restricting how sports event contracts can be marketed to retail investors.

Ad platform restrictions add a distribution hurdle for exchanges already fighting state-level enforcement actions.

The federal regulator is weighing rulemaking that could settle jurisdiction questions while states continue litigating against Kalshi.

Legal analysts question whether redefining event contracts as swaps will carry weight in pending federal cases.

The move extends prediction market restrictions beyond US and Canadian regulators into Asian markets.

An exchange operator argues the sector's rapid volume growth is outpacing the number of venues that can sustain viable businesses.

State and federal venues continue to compete for jurisdiction over event-contract litigation.

A state-by-state rundown as the legal map for sports prediction markets keeps shifting through litigation and legislation.

A new entrant targets creator audiences rather than traditional sports or political betting.

Sports media continues to build out explainer coverage as prediction markets move into mainstream NFL audiences.

Mainstream sports outlets are producing app-comparison and how-to content as prediction market adoption grows.

State-specific app guides reflect how regulatory status varies market by market.

Coverage of OG.com's event-contract offering as more platforms enter the space.

Competitive landscape roundup as Polymarket faces a growing field of rival exchanges.

Robinhood expands its event-contract lineup into NBA awards markets.