Nevada's Gaming Control Board urged its licensees to remain alert after the state reported increased cybersecurity incidents. The Governor’s Technology Office warned of phishing and voice-phishing attempts and advised employers to review identity checks and use multi-factor authentication.
The notice calls on casino operators to strengthen checks for account access and payment changes.
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Reportedly, a federal appeals court has rejected Kalshi's appeal, allowing Nevada to continue enforcing its gambling laws against the company's sports event contracts. The measure will remain in effect while the main lawsuit continues.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Nevada can apply its gaming laws to Kalshi. Nevada’s congressional delegation welcomed the decision, while analysts said the legal dispute would continue.
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit denied Kalshi's appeal against Nevada on Friday. The ruling is the prediction-markets operator's second loss at a federal circuit court in three attempts, according to the report.
Nevada’s Gaming Control Board rejected Kevin O’Brien’s appeal over two wagers he said were placed without his input on Caesars Sportsbook, according to the report. The board said disputes must be raised before the game ends; Caesars Digital said it found no account irregularities and had not been told of the issue until the wagers had concluded.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a request with Nevada’s First Judicial District Court concerning Kalshi. The available report text does not provide further details about the request.