Prediction markets reach $78.2bn in September as sports trading recovers
Sports trading helped prediction market operators exceed their previous monthly volume record.
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Sports trading helped prediction market operators exceed their previous monthly volume record.
Recipients face possible administrative, civil or criminal proceedings if they disregard the commission’s demands.
Nine prediction market platforms face Connecticut cease-and-desist orders over sports event contracts offered to residents.
Operators face unresolved gaming definitions as the CFTC deliberates and Nevada and New Jersey assert authority over sports-outcome contracts.
The orders require nine prediction market companies to stop offering sports event contracts to Connecticut residents.
Connecticut’s orders require nine platforms to halt sports event contracts and other alleged unlicensed online gambling while permitting withdrawals.
The campaign gives investors an update on Novig’s marketing activity in prediction markets.
Novig’s campaign combines Sydney Sweeney’s role as an equity partner with her appearance in a commercial promoting the operator.
Parlay-equivalent combos are driving growth in Novig’s and Underdog’s prediction market businesses.
Novig and Underdog are expanding multi-leg offerings as combinations become an increasing source of sports prediction market activity.
Kalshi’s sponsorships expand MLB prediction market partnerships, with four new partners playing in states that prohibit sports betting.
Novig’s Massachusetts litigation is paused, while its joint request with New Mexico officials seeks similar relief.
Novig’s lawsuit seeks continued Wisconsin operations by asserting federal derivatives regulation over its sports event contracts.
The lawsuit contests whether Wisconsin’s gambling laws apply to Novig’s sports contracts or federal commodities jurisdiction takes precedence.
Novig’s reported $128m opening-week trading volume gives investors a launch benchmark against its claimed comparison with Kalshi.
Novig’s sports prediction market launch was followed within two weeks by litigation against five US states.
Novig’s first-week trading volume exceeded USD125m while its sports prediction exchange faces regulatory disputes in five states.
The filed rules would add a uniform minimum age and further trading protections at Ludlow Exchange.
The framework brings responsible-trading requirements into Novig’s exchange operations.
The seed financing funds a recently formed prediction market infrastructure supplier.
The lawsuits place Novig’s new prediction market platform in disputes with four states.
The suit challenges state enforcement against Novig’s prediction contracts.
The lawsuit seeks to protect Novig’s sports contracts from New York enforcement.
The launch adds a federally regulated sports event-contract exchange to the US market.
The launch introduces a federally overseen sports prediction platform restricted to adults aged 21 and above.
The litigation accompanies Novig’s nationwide prediction-market rollout.
Novig’s lawsuit seeks protection from potential New York enforcement as it expands access.
The designation enables Novig’s nationwide event-contract offering.
The rollout expands access to Novig’s regulated sports prediction contracts.
The launch expands access to Novig’s federally regulated sports event contracts.
The filings seek approval for a wider sports prediction market offering.
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