Prediction Market Operators Gain Upper Hand Over Sportsbooks
Prediction market operators appear to hold all the high cards in their battle with sportsbook operators.
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Prediction market operators appear to hold all the high cards in their battle with sportsbook operators.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has instructed Kalshi to continue offering sports event contracts in Michigan despite a court order to block the state.
A recent report that average participants on Kalshi had lost more than half a billion dollars since the platform’s launch has sparked a debate around the real value of prediction markets.
Amid the unprecedented competition of sports prediction markets, California’s tribes intend to push ahead with an effort to legalize online California sports betting.
A compromise between the warring parties is unlikely in the increasingly bitter regulator-versus-states battle for control of prediction markets, say experts.
During an opening panel at the annual National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) summer meeting, Mick Mulvaney, the former Chief of Staff of President Donald Trump, explained that while his son, Trump Jr., is a crucial player in the prediction markets scene, Trump Sr. isn’t prioritiz
The first week of July provided the U.S. commercial gaming industry with workforce changes impacting key stakeholders across the country.
It was another busy week in the prediction market space for several key stakeholders. This week, a District Court judge denied Kalshi’s motion for a preliminary injunction in New York to allow the prediction market to keep its sports event contracts online.
Arizona’s Katie Hobbs is the latest state governor to issue an executive order to ban government employees from insider trading on prediction markets.
Robin Harrison and Ed Birkin return after iGB L!VE to share some interesting numbers on the World Cup and Europe, starting with a Dutch gambling tax hike that has missed its target by some distance.
Major US banks have warned employees of potential termination for engaging in finance- and politics-related prediction market trades.
Big banks and brokerages are cracking down on prediction markets as fears grow that they could be misused to trade on confidential information.