CFTC-NHL integrity pact faces test as hockey contracts expand
New NHL-linked event contracts are appearing on CFTC-regulated markets as a federal-state legal fight tests what the league’s integrity pact can protect.
New NHL-linked event contracts are appearing on CFTC-regulated markets as a federal-state legal fight tests what the league’s integrity pact can protect.
France withdrew support for Gianni Infantino’s 2027 FIFA re-election bid, saying a failed investor plan exposed unresolved governance and transparency concerns.
Connecticut ordered nine prediction-market platforms to stop sports wagers, while subpoenas and a Kalshi lawsuit deepen the fight over consumer safeguards.
A Ninth Circuit ruling keeps Kalshi sports trading blocked in Nevada as CFTC filings and league agreements raise new questions about market integrity.
Six Nordic soccer associations say they have lost confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino and want independent scrutiny of FIFA governance.
A new NCAA Division III framework softens some first-time betting penalties while keeping severe sanctions for conduct that threatens college-game integrity.
UEFA’s July 30 warning did not remove European teams from a FIFA event, but it helped expose a governance dispute that continued after FIFA withdrew its plan.
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.
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.
FIFA’s strongest ASOIF governance score now sits beside UEFA’s no-confidence statement, exposing the gap between formal standards and live institutional trust.
UEFA is considering legal, arbitration and regulatory action over FIFA’s withdrawn revenue plan and has demanded preservation of records from 18 executives.