La Pampa’s Institute of Social Security (ISS) reported that four gambling modalities distributed 1,597.7 million pesos between April and June 2026. The total was up 48.2 per cent year on year in nominal terms but rose 0.4 per cent from the first quarter, a real fall of 7.1 per cent after inflation.
The figures show the inflation-adjusted quarterly change in gambling funds distributed in La Pampa.
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Arkansas has sued Kalshi in Independence County Circuit Court, alleging that its event contracts amount to gambling offered to residents without a state licence. The complaint seeks consumer restitution, civil penalties, taxes and an injunction; the amounts have not been determined, and the allegations have not been assessed by a judge. Kalshi has not publicly responded to this complaint.
France Football has opened an investigation into suspicious betting patterns around the Ballon d’Or, reportedly, and said French police would also be involved. The report says 12 Polymarket accounts wagered a combined $264,000 on the final top-five ranking, while seven accounts bet only on that event.
Black Cube has asked a New Jersey court to dismiss Evolution’s lawsuit under the state’s anti-SLAPP law, according to a media report. The hearing is scheduled for 16 November; analysts do not expect an immediate decision, and either side can appeal.
Brazil’s prosecutor-general, Paulo Gonet, asked the Supreme Federal Court on 6 November to suspend nationwide legal cases challenging Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, which prohibited fixed-odds betting. Justice Luiz Fux had not ruled on the request by the report’s publication; Gonet said parallel cases risk inconsistent application of the measure.
Paulo Gonet, the prosecutor-general of Brazil, went to the Supreme Federal Court with a request to halt, across the whole country, the lawsuits contesting the constitutionality of Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, the text that banned fixed-odds betting. The filing reached the court on the night of Friday 6 November and was directed to Justice Luiz Fux, who is the rapporteur of the betting cases there. As of the closing of the report, no decision from Fux had been issued.
The president of Brazil’s Federal Regional Court of the 3rd Region suspended a decision restoring CDA Gaming’s authorisation to operate fixed-odds betting, reportedly on 6 November. The ruling extends an earlier suspension involving Stake and removes the exception that had allowed Casa de Apostas to operate while other licences were inactive. The court president said he was not reviewing the underlying merits of the earlier decision.