Nevada commission warns Flutter over FanDuel prediction markets
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.
Nevada’s warning puts FanDuel’s proposed event contracts under scrutiny before the company decides where to offer them.