
Seminole Tribe sues DraftKings over Florida prediction bets
The Seminole Tribe is suing DraftKings in Florida, claiming its prediction-market products are unlicensed sports betting.
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The Seminole Tribe is suing DraftKings in Florida, claiming its prediction-market products are unlicensed sports betting.

The CFTC says casino-style sports bets aren't swaps, while pushing to claim sports event contracts as ones it alone regulates.

DraftKings & FanDuel have each tipped $3.5 million into Nebraska's online sports betting campaign ahead of the 3 November vote.

Global & North American gaming regulators have asked the US Supreme Court to hear New Jersey's case against Kalshi.

PrizePicks has suspended its team picks sports event contracts in Missouri, citing updated legal requirements, even though it wasn't sent a cease-&-desist notice.

Ohio has told 10 prediction markets to stop offering, facilitating or participating in sports event contracts.

A federal judge has blocked Illinois from enforcing its gaming laws against Kalshi & Coinbase.

The DOJ says binary event contracts are swaps, trying to keep charges alive against a soldier who made $409,000 on Polymarket.

DraftKings denies using AI to target bettors' losses as Massachusetts regulators circle, according to the New York Times.

The Sixth Circuit says Kalshi's sports-event contracts are not swaps, clearing Ohio & Tennessee to regulate them as gambling.

Massachusetts regulators are probing whether DraftKings used AI to target losing gamblers with promotions.

North Carolina's lottery commission fined Underdog $175,000 & bet365 $75,000 for separate responsible gaming failures.