El Monte filed a civil abatement complaint alleging illegal gambling and drug manufacturing at Pacific Place, a property in the city. The filing seeks to have the property declared a public nuisance and to stop illegal activity; it is a civil action, not a criminal case.
The action seeks to halt alleged illegal gambling at the property through a civil nuisance proceeding.
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New Mexico’s Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi and KalshiEX, alleging that the platform offered sports event contracts to state residents without a gaming licence. The suit also alleges that people aged 18 to 20 could participate despite the state’s minimum gaming age of 21; the claims have not been adjudicated.
Sanford city councillor Charles Taylor, the Republican candidate for North Carolina House District 51, owns a property reportedly housing an illegal video gambling room with 22 slot machines, The Assembly reported. Taylor told the outlet he rents out the property and did not list it on his 2025 economic interest statement because the purchase closed on the final day of the year.
Valve faces a proposed class action filed on 9 March in the US District Court for the Western District of Washington, according to the complaint described in the report. Consumers allege that loot boxes in Counter-Strike, Dota 2 and Team Fortress 2 constitute unlawful gambling under Washington law. The filing says keys cost $2.49 plus tax and that 96% of Counter-Strike loot-box items are worth less than the key used to open them.
New York has sued Polymarket over alleged illegal gambling. Polymarket has filed a lawsuit in response, following New York’s earlier legal action against Kalshi.
New York filed an illegal gambling lawsuit against Polymarket, the state's complaint alleging that the company runs a gambling business without a New York gaming license. Polymarket's response was to shift the matter into federal court, and the company brought a separate action of its own against New York gaming officials.
New Mexico’s attorney general filed an illegal-gambling lawsuit against prediction-market company Kalshi, according to the report. The available article text provides no further details about the claims or requested relief.