New Mexico Joins Lawsuit Against Kalshi Over Sports Contracts
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a state court lawsuit against Kalshi, accusing the prediction market platform of offering illegal online sports betting contracts.
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Macau Cracks Down on Organized Prostitution
Macau authorities have cracked down on organized prostitution in the region.
Victoria Regulator Monitoring Influencers for Gambling Content
The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) is considering regulatory and legal action against social media influencers who post gambling-related content that may violate state gambling advertising laws.
France Highlights Risks of Addiction During FIFA World Cup
The Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) has launched a new awareness campaign focused on bringing people up to speed about the dangers of excessive gambling surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
New York betting statement bill reaches final legislative stage
The legislative effort to require sportsbooks in New York to provide players with monthly betting account statements has reached its last step before a potential governor’s signature.
DOJ Investigating George Santos for Suspicious Kalshi Trades
Insider trading concerns involving prediction markets continue to stir as former Congressman George Santos is reportedly under investigation for suspicious trades.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introduce Bills to Tackle Problem Gambling
Pennsylvania State Representatives Tarkin Khan and Jamie Flick have proposed a bipartisan bill package to address problem gambling and enhance consumer protections in the state.
Russian Lawmaker Anticipates Online Casino Regulation Law Approval
A Russian lawmaker expects the online casino regulation law to pass before the end of the year.
New York Bill Mandating Monthly Sports Betting Statements Advances to
A bill requiring online sports betting operators to provide New York customers with monthly activity statements is now awaiting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature.
Nevada Senators Warn of Impact on Tourism Due to US Social Media
As Las Vegas works to reverse a recent decline in visitor numbers, Nevada’s two US senators are warning that a proposed federal rule requiring international travelers to disclose years of social media activity could discourage even more people from visiting the United States.
South Korean Supreme Court Upholds Personal Data Violation Ruling
The South Korean Supreme Court has ruled that illegal online casino operators who use stolen personal data can also be punished for data privacy violations.
Premier League Under Scrutiny for Unlicensed Crypto Deals
The Premier League has been warned by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over potential penalties related to clubs' relationships with crypto firms.