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Arizona gaming regulator warns sportsbooks over prediction-market ties

Regulation

Arizona’s Department of Gaming warned state-licensed sportsbooks that offering or selling event contracts to people in Arizona without a department licence violates state law, according to a letter described in the report. The regulator said relationships with prediction-market businesses and conduct in other jurisdictions could also affect licensees, and that it may deny, suspend or revoke licences.

Sportsbooks must consider whether prediction-market activity outside Arizona could affect their state licences.

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Story date4 August 202531 October 2025

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Ohio commission gives licensees 10 days to sever sports prediction market ties

The Ohio Casino Control Commission ordered state gambling licensees, suppliers and certified service providers to end dealings with unlicensed sports prediction market operators and confirm compliance by 30 October. The commission warned that non-compliance could lead to investigation, licence denial, non-renewal, suspension or revocation.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission has ordered gambling licensees in the state to end business dealings with unlicensed sports prediction market operators and to confirm compliance by 30 October. The warning letter was dated 20 October, less than a month after the commission sent cease-and-desist orders to 10 prediction market operators. The commission said it was concerned by reports that some of its licensees continue to facilitate, support or provide services to entities offering sports event contracts.

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