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Dutch court keeps €734,000 KSA fine decision anonymous pending proceedings

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A Dutch preliminary-relief judge ruled on 8 December 2025 that the KSA could continue publishing anonymously its €734,000 fine decision against an online casino. The operator’s objection to the fine had been rejected, but the underlying legality of the penalty remains before the court. The judge said the anonymous decision gave players information about the alleged breach while the fine was not yet final.

The ruling limits identification of the operator while proceedings over the care-duty fine continue.

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Kalshi cases await Supreme Court review decision over sports event contracts

The US Supreme Court has yet to decide whether to review prediction market litigation involving Kalshi. Legal observers warned that declining review could leave conflicting appeals court decisions unresolved and operators facing separate state disputes over the regulatory status of sports event contracts.

A report dated 12 October 2026 notes that the justices have so far given no indication of whether they will take up the Kalshi prediction market disputes. In the view of legal observers quoted in that report, refusing the petitions would probably push operators into a state-by-state contest over sports event contracts that varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

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