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Prediction Markets · Page 6 of 14

Prediction Markets News and Regulation

Event contracts, the exchanges that list them, and the running dispute between federal derivatives regulation and state gambling law over who is in charge.

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Prediction Markets

Ninth Circuit Says Kalshi's Sports Contracts Are Class III Gaming on Tribal Land

A second unanimous panel in three weeks has ruled against the exchange, this time for two California tribes under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. The court held that IGRA and the Commodity Exchange Act "simply address two different questions", and sent the case back for an injunction. Lawyers on the tribal side are already talking about geofencing reservations.

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Prediction Markets

A New York Judge Asks the CFTC Why She Should Grant What Other Courts Refused

Judge Lorna Schofield heard the commission argue that the Commodity Exchange Act pre-empts New York's $3.4 billion gambling case against Coinbase and Gemini, and pressed its lawyers on why she should enjoin the state when other federal courts have declined to. She did not rule from the bench.

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Prediction Markets

NFL Puts Its Prediction Market Ad Ban on the Record and Fences In Sportsbooks

For eight months the league's policy rested on one anonymously sourced report. Now its communications director has spelled it out: no prediction market advertising in games, stadiums, club deals or player endorsements, and sportsbook partners may only advertise an approved product, not the company.

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CLARITY Act Dies in the Senate at 49-50 With Not One Democrat Crossing

Cloture on the crypto market-structure bill needed 60 votes and got 49, all Republican. Four Republicans voted no, tribal gaming is calling it a victory for sovereignty, and the argument over who regulates sports event contracts goes back to the courts and the CFTC.

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