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Minnesota AGE contacts more than 20 unlicensed gambling operators

Enforcement & compliance

Minnesota’s Alcohol and Gaming Enforcement unit contacted more than 20 gambling operators on 1 June, asking them to stop serving state residents or change their practices. The agency described the results as mixed and relies on notices and investigations rather than formal cease-and-desist orders, according to media reports.

Operators contacted by AGE face pressure to withdraw or alter offerings accessible to Minnesota residents.

Earlier fines and penalties by Commodity Futures Trading Commission

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Crypto.com, KalshiNot statedArizona Department of Gaming orders three prediction markets to cease operationsNot stated
KalshiNot statedConnecticut DCP investigates Kalshi over alleged state-law breachesNot stated

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