Flutter told Nevada Gaming Control Board members it remains interested in bringing FanDuel’s mobile sports betting app to Nevada but has no firm plans. The company said it continues to assess whether expansion in the state would be appropriate; the board also questioned Flutter about speculation involving Kalshi.
Nevada operators and regulators have a clearer indication that FanDuel is considering, but has not committed to, market entry.
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| Kambi | Not stated | Nevada board recommends Kambi CEO for state gaming licence | Not stated | |
| Novomatic, Ainsworth Game Technology | Not stated | Nevada Gaming Commission finds Novomatic executive Stefan Krenn suitable | Not stated | |
| Aruze Gaming Global, Empire Technological Group | Not stated | Nevada board recommends five-year limited licences for Aruze-linked applicants | Not stated | |
| Wynn Resorts | Not stated | Nevada Gaming Commission approves Wynn COO Brian Gullbrants’ licence | Not stated | |
| Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, The Venetian | Not stated | Nevada board recommends three Las Vegas casino executives for licences | Not stated |
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It was reported that Flutter shares fell nearly 4% as Bank of America warned prediction markets could divert sportsbook volume. Flutter said overlap had remained limited and cited product changes intended to support growth.
FanDuel surrendered its Nevada registration and licences after parent company Flutter announced plans to launch a sports event-contract app with CME Group in December, reportedly. The planned app would offer contracts on sports and other events, subject to regulatory filings; Nevada’s Gaming Control Board considers sports event contracts wagering under state law.
Nevada Gaming Commission members raised concerns about FanDuel’s proposed prediction-market activity during an August 21 meeting, warning that it could conflict with state law. Flutter legal counsel Erica Okerberg said the company had not decided which contracts it might offer, or where and when; she said the CME Group partnership remained exploratory. FanDuel also said it had no current plan to partner with Kalshi.
Flutter is evaluating whether to expand FanDuel further in Nevada, its counsel Erica Okerberg told the Nevada Gaming Control Board. FanDuel already provides branding, oddsmaking and informational services to Boyd Gaming; Flutter said a standalone brand presence would require it to own a physical venue. Okerberg also said Flutter had no transaction or agreement with Kalshi and was monitoring related litigation and regulatory matters.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reportedly approved temporary licences for sportsbook operators ahead of the state’s planned 1 December 2025 market launch. The named operators include FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, Fanatics and bet365; DraftKings and Circa had received approvals earlier.