The suits challenge Missouri's cease-and-desist orders against sports event contracts, testing whether state gambling regulators can police CFTC-regulated venue

The proposal would set a federal boundary between prediction contracts and sportsbook wagers, which could preempt a patchwork of state licensing.

Ohio's casino regulator says operators including Kalshi and Polymarket have not complied with its demands to stop offering event contracts.

The company argues Tennessee's restrictions on its prediction market business conflict with the appeals court's reading of federal commodities law.

Missouri's action extends the state-by-state enforcement wave against prediction markets beyond sportsbook-style event contracts.

The ruling adds to a mixed set of state court outcomes as venues fight gambling regulators over event contracts.

Google's policy now blocks prediction market advertising in Connecticut, Michigan, Nevada, New York and Ohio, adding a distribution hurdle for venues.

The warning signals that venue operators may pull back if courts uphold state gambling jurisdiction over event contracts.

Kalshi's recurring multi-billion dollar weeks contrast with flat traditional sportsbook handle, underscoring prediction markets' growing share.

Canadian provincial regulators are following US state agencies in scrutinizing event contract offerings.

Public opinion runs against election-themed contracts even as venues expand, a factor in state and federal policy debates.

Rising NFL trading volume on event-contract venues is forcing regulators and courts to define where sports betting rules apply.

Institutional trading infrastructure is expanding into prediction market contracts, a sign of deeper capital markets integration.

Ambiguity over how event contracts are classified could expose users or venues to an excise tax meant for wagers.

The settlement is a rare enforcement action by the commodities regulator against an individual over market conduct.

A new entrant joins the US prediction market app market despite the unsettled regulatory landscape.

Market pricing on Georgia races is a live test of election contract demand amid legal uncertainty.

State-by-state legal status explainers reflect the fragmented regulatory map facing Kalshi, Polymarket and rivals.