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Michigan court orders Kalshi to stop offering online sports bets in state

Enforcement & compliance

An Ingham County court issued a temporary restraining order barring Kalshi from offering, promoting or facilitating online sports betting to people in Michigan, the MGCB said. The order lasts 14 days and requires the company to use third-party geolocation systems to block state residents. The report says violations could incur a $120,000 daily penalty.

The order temporarily prevents Kalshi from serving Michigan residents with sports bets and requires geolocation controls.

Earlier fines and penalties by MGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
KalshiNot statedMichigan court bars Kalshi from offering or advertising sports bettingNot stated
Not namedUSD 8,715Michigan authorities seize 52 illegal gaming machines in AdrianNot stated

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