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New Mexico attorney general sues Kalshi over alleged unlicensed sports betting

Enforcement & compliance

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has sued Kalshi, alleging it offered unlicensed sports wagering in the state. The complaint says Kalshi lacked gaming operator and manufacturer licences and seeks an injunction to stop its sports-related markets; the allegations have not been established by a court.

The requested injunction could prevent Kalshi from offering sports-related wagering in New Mexico and tests the state’s licensing requirements.

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California attorney general charges Gardens Casino dealer with alleged chip theft

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on 22 April that a dealer at The Gardens Casino had been arrested and charged with felony grand theft. Bonta’s office alleges the dealer stole more than $15,000 in gaming chips; the state Department of Justice began investigating in March. The theft allegation is separate from recently implemented changes to California cardroom game rules.

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