Federal Judge Allows Utah to Enforce Anti-Gambling Laws on Kalshi
A federal judge has rejected Kalshi’s effort to prevent Utah from applying its anti-gambling laws to the company’s sports event contracts. Utah may proceed with enforcement.
A federal judge has rejected Kalshi’s effort to prevent Utah from applying its anti-gambling laws to the company’s sports event contracts. Utah may proceed with enforcement.
Austria has sent its draft gambling reform to the European Commission for review. The proposal introduces open licensing, deposit limits and 13 casino licences.
The Danish Gaming Authority has opened a three-month window for new land-based casino permits. The move aims to expand beyond seven existing venues in a market where online gambling dominates revenue.
Multiple US states reported higher wagering in June 2026, led by iGaming growth. Prediction markets also saw major acquisition activity and regulatory action.
The UK Court of Appeal has refused permission to appeal in the dispute over the Fourth National Lottery licence. The ruling upholds the High Court decision in favour of the Gambling Commission.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James have sued Kalshi, alleging it operated an unlicensed gambling platform. The state seeks fines, forfeiture of gains and restitution.
Minnesota has prohibited state employees from using non-public information to trade on prediction markets. The order follows a federal injunction blocking a broader state ban.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission launched a research portal for anonymized casino player data, leading to the withdrawal of a 2024 lawsuit. A bill could extend similar requirements to sports betting operators.
Austria’s draft gambling reform provides for 13 land based casino licences. The planned packaging model and licence extensions could shape competition in the upcoming tender.
The UK Gambling Commission concluded a £4.75 million settlement with Evolution after finding AML and third party control failures. An independent audit is now required.