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Kalshi expands tribal partnerships as gaming-law disputes continue
The partnerships create commercial opportunities for tribal operators while legal disputes over sports event contracts remain unresolved.
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Kalshi said that tribal partners own and operate their prediction market apps, while it provides exchange infrastructure. Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town said it expects a share of transaction revenue through its planned PokkeTrades platform; Kalshi did not disclose the revenue split. An Indian Gaming Association-commissioned study projected annual tribal gaming losses of $1.5 billion to more than $7.8 billion under hypothetical scenarios.
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