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Nevada regulators confirm Flutter surrenders FanDuel licences as DraftKings withdraws applications

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Nevada’s Gaming Control Board confirmed that Flutter surrendered FanDuel’s Nevada licences, while DraftKings withdrew its pending licence applications. The companies’ decisions followed regulatory objections to their plans for sports event contracts, which the board treats as sports betting under Nevada law; both are turning their focus to prediction-market products.

The withdrawals remove FanDuel and DraftKings from Nevada’s licensing process as the state regulator bars licensed operators from offering event contracts.

End-of-day close Flutter (FLUT), USD, to 26 December 2025
Story date29 September 202526 December 2025

Latest reported results

Flutter NYSE: FLUT

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 3.87bn
Operating income
−USD 1.19bn10-Q filing 0001635327-26-000059

DraftKings NASDAQ: DKNG

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 1.33bn10-Q filing 0001883685-26-000041
Operating income
−USD 493.1m10-Q filing 0001883685-26-000041

Earlier licence decisions by NGCB and Commodity Futures Trading Commission

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Flutter, FanDuelNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board accepts FanDuel licence surrender and DraftKings withdrawalNot stated
DraftKings, FanDuelNot statedNevada board accepts withdrawals of DraftKings and FanDuel applicationsNot stated
ProphetXNot statedProphetX seeks CFTC registration for sports event contractsNot stated
Gemini, KalshiNot statedGemini plans prediction contracts pending CFTC exchange approvalNot stated
Gemini Space StationNot statedGemini reportedly considers prediction markets as CFTC application remains pendingNot stated

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