Connecticut DCP orders nine prediction-market companies to stop sports contracts
Enforcement & compliance · SectorWire deskSource published
Summary
Connecticut’s DCP ordered nine prediction-market companies to cease offering or promoting sports event contracts to state residents. The department alleged breaches of state gambling legislation and consumer protection rules. It also required the platforms to let customers withdraw their funds.
Why it matters
Nine platforms must halt sports event contracts in Connecticut and let customers withdraw funds after alleged gambling law breaches.
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Cite as: SectorWire, “Connecticut DCP orders nine prediction-market companies to stop sports contracts”, 11 September 2026, https://sectorwire.news/item/connecticut-dcp-orders-nine-prediction-market-companies-to-stop-sports/
Key facts
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- DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics · DCP
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