A lawsuit filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of California accuses Thrillzz of violating state laws through its sports betting platform. The action, brought on behalf of a proposed class, seeks restitution and a jury trial; the allegations have not been adjudicated.
The lawsuit challenges Thrillzz’s California operations, while its allegations remain unadjudicated.
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A New York complaint alleges that Stake’s services allowed a plaintiff to gamble while underage and that Coinbase enabled related payments. Judge Dakota Ramseur issued an order to show cause and scheduled a hearing for 19 May; the claims remain allegations.
A class-action lawsuit filed in New York alleges Kalshi misled customers about the legality and operation of its sports markets. Co-founder Luana Lopes Lara rejected the claims and alleged that competitors paid social media accounts to promote them; Kalshi plans to respond in court.
Christopher Jennings filed a federal class action in Alabama on 29 January 2026, alleging Kalshi operated an illegal sports betting enterprise. The complaint seeks damages under the state’s Loss Recovery Statute and a permanent block on Kalshi’s services in Alabama; the source reports no court ruling in this case.
A California resident sued DraftKings over its prediction products. The Massachusetts-filed complaint alleges the products are sports betting presented as event-contract trading, following their integration into DraftKings’ main app.
A California whistleblower lawsuit alleges that random team card breaks on Fanatics Live constitute unlicensed lotteries. Fanatics Live allows those breaks while banning spins and raffles, and tells sellers that it prohibits gambling.