DraftKings asked a federal court to prevent Philadelphia from enforcing a consumer-protection ordinance, according to the available report snippet. The request followed an investigation into the company’s business.
The case could affect whether Philadelphia can enforce the ordinance against DraftKings.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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The Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Indians filed a federal lawsuit seeking to stop North Fork Mono Casino & Resort opening in California’s Madera County. The casino plans to open in October.
A federal judge rejected Kalshi’s attempt to stop Utah from applying its anti-gambling laws to the company’s sports event contracts, according to the report.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the US government asked a federal judge in Utah to stop the state’s criminal and civil cases against Kalshi, according to the report. The request came a day after prosecutors charged the company and its two co-founders.
The CFTC and the US government asked a federal judge in Utah to block the state from continuing its criminal and civil actions against Kalshi. The day before that request, prosecutors had filed charges against the operator of the prediction market and its two co-founders.
The New York State Gaming Commission has asked a Manhattan court to require Kalshi to provide records concerning its sports-event contracts and users, according to a report. The requested records are the subject of the commission’s subpoenas.
A Manhattan court has been asked by the New York State Gaming Commission to compel Kalshi to hand over records, according to a report. Those records concern the company's sports-event contracts, its users under 21 and its advertising, the report said. The regulator is weighing civil penalties against the prediction market operator, the report said. The move opens a new front in a long-running dispute between the commission and Kalshi, the report said.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel asked an Ingham County Circuit Court judge to hold Kalshi in contempt, alleging the company advertised in the state despite a preliminary injunction barring it from doing so. The filing said Kalshi had disregarded the court order.
Michigan's attorney general says Kalshi advertised in the state even though a preliminary injunction barred the company from doing so. Dana Nessel, the state's attorney general, made that claim in a recent filing in Ingham County Circuit Court. The filing asks Judge Rosemarie Aquilina to hold Kalshi in contempt.