Tribal leaders and AGA coordinate opposition to US prediction markets

By SectorWire desk · 1 October 2026 · Updated 16 October 2026

Summary

Tribal leaders and the American Gaming Association described closer coordination against prediction markets at G2E in Las Vegas. California Nations Indian Gaming Association is also organising a coalition ahead of a possible 2028 online sports betting initiative.

Why it matters

Tribal leaders and the AGA are coordinating against prediction markets as a California coalition prepares for possible sports betting changes.

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