Connecticut Orders Nine Prediction Markets to Stop Sports Wagers
Connecticut ordered nine prediction-market platforms to stop sports wagers, while subpoenas and a Kalshi lawsuit deepen the fight over consumer safeguards.
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Ninth Circuit Keeps Kalshi Sports Trading Blocked in Nevada
A Ninth Circuit ruling keeps Kalshi sports trading blocked in Nevada as CFTC filings and league agreements raise new questions about market integrity.
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Big Ten adds four weekly availability reports for conference games
Big Ten schools will publish four weekly football availability reports for conference games, beginning with deadlines before Sept. 19 matchups.
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Connecticut sues Kalshi over sports contracts as court fight moves forward
Connecticut is seeking to block Kalshi from offering sports-related event contracts without a state gambling license as the legal dispute moves into federal court.
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NCAA eases some Division III sports-betting penalties
A new NCAA Division III framework softens some first-time betting penalties while keeping severe sanctions for conduct that threatens college-game integrity.
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Colorado’s new sports-betting restrictions take effect as wagers reach a record $6.4 billion
Colorado’s sports-betting laws now prohibit credit-card deposits, limit customers to six deposits per gaming day and expand oversight as wagering reaches a record $6.4 billion.
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NCAA betting policy puts treatment and sports integrity in tension
A new Division III pathway offers limited treatment-based relief, while Brendan Sorsby’s case shows why betting on one’s own team remains the NCAA’s red line.
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NFL suspends Cardinals executive Ryan Gold indefinitely over gambling and draft-information violations
The NFL said an investigation found that Arizona Cardinals personnel executive Ryan Gold shared confidential information about 2026 draft selections and placed parlay bets on NFL and college games.
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Club Fortune North fully reopens in North Las Vegas after reported $2.8M makeover
The former Poker Palace reopened July 22 as Club Fortune North, with more than 450 reported slots, food, a bar and sports betting—but no poker or live table games.