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Arizona Gaming Department warns against prediction-market sports trading

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Arizona's Gaming Department warned consumers against using prediction markets to trade on sports events, according to the report. Department representative Suzanne Trainor said the platforms are not licensed under the state's framework and may not provide the safeguards available through regulated sportsbooks. She said the department seeks stronger consumer protections rather than an end to prediction markets.

The warning clarifies that Arizona consumers may not receive state-regulator assistance with unlicensed prediction-market platforms.

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