NFL asks Supreme Court to classify prediction markets as gambling in USA

By SectorWire desk · 9 October 2026 · Updated 16 October 2026

Summary

The NFL has asked the US Supreme Court to treat prediction-market apps as gambling. The league filed an amicus brief in litigation involving Kalshi, citing concerns about sporting integrity, unclear rules and limited oversight of sports wagering.

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The NFL seeks gambling classification for prediction-market apps, citing sporting integrity concerns, unclear rules and limited sports wagering oversight.

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