Resolution in Kalshi sports contract case likely still 2 years away
Oral arguments in the legal appeal of Kalshi's preliminary injunction in New Jersey are on Sept. 8, but don't expect the case to close...
West Virginia AG unsure if against-the-house DFS games runs afoul of state law
The California Attorney General's office offered a very strong take on the legality of daily fantasy sports (DFS) in the state, but the same...
Senators pushing for funding for military gambling addiction research
A group of U.S. Senators have advanced a proposal that would provide the first federal funding to support research into gambling addictions within the...
Mike Pence group wants no gambling loss tax deductions
An advocacy group established by former Vice President Mike Pence supports the tax rules for gambling in the Senate version of the One Big...
Churchill Downs notches another win in TwinSpires federal case
When it comes to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and state gaming regulations, the courts are divided over whether these federal financial laws...
New Jersey lawmaker seeks to ban ‘impulsive’ in-play prop bets
A New Jersey politician is pushing a bill that would make all in-play proposition sports bets illegal in the Garden State.Rep. Dan Hutchison's Bill...
DC Council approves budget that ends gambling losses recovery suit
The DC Council and Mayor Muriel Bowser have apparently foiled an attempted lawsuit to recover hundreds of millions of dollar lost by DC residents...
WAGER Act is the new GOP version of the gambling loss deduction bill
Another Congressional lawmaker has launched an attempt to reverse the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's (OBBBA) cut to how much gamblers can deduct for...
Kalshi brief says gaming industry cherry-picking legal language
The latest legal brief filed by Kalshi continues to highlight that the heart of the case on who has say over sports event contracts...
Senate committee will vote on Quintenz CFTC nomination Monday
Gaming industry groups asked the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry to slow down, but things are on the move when it comes...




















