Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is suing Kalshi over its continued acceptance of bets from state residents, according to the report. The source text does not provide further details about the filing or requested relief.
Utah’s lawsuit challenges Kalshi’s continued acceptance of bets from state residents, creating uncertainty over market access.
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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway ordered Polymarket, Kalshi, Crypto.com, Novig, Underdog and Robinhood to comply with state sports wagering laws or stop offering sports event contracts in Missouri. The companies have 30 days to confirm compliance; the state says the contracts require Missouri Gaming Commission licences, and Robinhood disputes the state’s position.
Reportedly, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has obtained a preliminary injunction against Kalshi. The order prevents Kalshi from providing sports betting contracts to people in Michigan.
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.
Nathan Johnson claimed victory in Texas’s attorney general race, while Tanya Miller was reported to have won in Georgia, potentially changing enforcement prospects for prediction markets. Neither has announced plans to pursue Kalshi; legal expert Daniel Wallach said the results could bring state enforcement back into consideration.
Nathan Johnson, a Democrat, claimed victory in the Texas attorney general race, and Tanya Miller was reported as the Georgia winner and the state's first woman in the post. Their wins might change how prediction markets are policed, although neither has said they plan to go after Kalshi.
New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a state-court petition seeking an order requiring Kalshi to comply with a subpoena, the report said. The filing concerns the company’s advertising and claims about operating without a house, but the report gives no further details on the requested order.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has reportedly filed a petition in state court asking for an order to force Kalshi to comply with a subpoena.