Nevada Regulator Seeks Contempt Ruling Against Kalshi
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has asked a state district court to issue a contempt ruling against Kalshi in connection with a prediction market dispute.
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CFTC Sues New Mexico Over Prediction Market Jurisdiction
The CFTC has filed a lawsuit against New Mexico to block the state’s gambling claims against Kalshi. The regulator cites exclusive federal authority over prediction markets.
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Swiss Gambling Turnover Drops to CHF3.87bn in 2025
Switzerland’s regulated lottery and sports betting turnover declined to CHF3.87 billion in 2025, with gross player yield down 3.7%. Online accounted for 24% of total revenue.
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US Lawmakers Propose Federal Study on Sports Betting Harms
US Representatives introduced a bipartisan bill to fund a federal study on gambling disorder. The proposal would use a share of sports betting excise tax revenue for up to three years.
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New Mexico Files Lawsuit Against Kalshi Over Alleged Illegal Gambling
New Mexico’s Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi over alleged illegal gambling. The state joins a broader legal battle involving prediction markets.
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Nigeria States Take Control of Gambling Regulation After Supreme Court Ruling
Nigeria’s Supreme Court transferred gambling oversight to state governments in 2024. A new reciprocity licensing model now coordinates online regulation across participating states.
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ECJ Leaves Player-Losses Disputes to National Courts
The European Court of Justice has avoided issuing a uniform ruling on cross-border player-losses claims. National courts in Germany, Austria and Malta remain responsible for liability and enforcement decisions.
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CFTC Intervenes in Rhode Island Case Over Prediction Markets
The CFTC has filed to intervene in a Rhode Island lawsuit targeting Kalshi and Polymarket, asserting exclusive federal authority over event contracts.
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Lula Reaffirms Plan to Ban Online Gambling in Brazil
Brazil President Lula said he would support banning online betting sites if re-elected. He also cited enforcement against illegal operators and stricter regulation.
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Tennessee Appeals Kalshi Ruling on Sports-Event Contracts
Tennessee’s Attorney General has appealed a court decision that allowed Kalshi to continue offering sports-event contracts in the state. The Sixth Circuit will review whether the products fall under state sports betting law or federal commodities regulation.
