The North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL) has raised concerns over prediction markets, urging lawmakers and regulators to clarify their approach to sports-related event contracts.

The ongoing debate surrounding prediction markets in the United States has gained a new perspective with NASPL's involvement. The organization emphasized the need for clear guidelines on how to address contracts related to sports events, highlighting the potential risks associated with such activities.

NASPL's statement underscores the growing concerns among lottery organizations regarding the classification of prediction markets as a form of gambling. The call for regulatory clarity reflects the industry's efforts to ensure responsible and transparent practices in the evolving landscape of sports-related contracts.