Connecticut files enforcement lawsuit against Kalshi over sports contracts
Connecticut’s lawsuit seeks to halt Kalshi’s sports contracts and impose penalties and repayment of revenue generated in the state.
Regulatory decisions, sanctions, settlements and appeals.
Connecticut’s lawsuit seeks to halt Kalshi’s sports contracts and impose penalties and repayment of revenue generated in the state.
Connecticut seeks to stop Kalshi’s alleged unlicensed sports wagering, while Kalshi asserts exclusive CFTC jurisdiction and appeals an enforcement ruling.
Connecticut's lawsuit alleging illegal sports betting seeks to stop Kalshi offering sports markets in the state.
Authorities expect further indictments after seizing gambling machines and cash, leaving the alleged illegal gambling investigation open.
Caesars’ settlement entails a fine and profit forfeiture following cited signage deficiencies and alleged self-exclusion failures.
Polymarket’s petition challenges ANJ’s website blocking decision after the regulator warned prediction markets could constitute illegal gambling.
The gambling policy suspension keeps Matt Gogel out of PGA Tour competition until February 2027.
The investigation led to a business owner’s felony gambling charge and seizure of money and suspected gambling devices.
Kalshi faces a lawsuit seeking to stop its Connecticut sports contracts while contesting state gambling authority under federal oversight.
Prosecutors continue pursuing the case against Roberts despite the FBI ending its investigation, while Roberts denies illegal bookmaking.
Indiana’s investigation led to arrests and warrants linked to felony allegations involving professional gambling, money laundering and tax evasion.
The reported payment flows identify a weakness in Yangon's efforts to enforce online gambling restrictions.
Pixbet faces a reported suspension alongside accusations of laundering money using deceased people’s tax identification numbers.
Florida’s lawsuits target Stake, VGW and payment providers over allegations involving unlicensed online casinos and gambling and consumer protection breaches.
Casinos cannot receive scholarship-card spending through IFARHU’s payment system, which automatically blocks transactions breaching spending conditions.
Investigators are examining betting and payment intermediaries and potential organisational links between outlets while seeking those behind alleged illegal platforms.
The reported suspension of a Brazilian sports-betting operator puts its market access and any sale prospects in question.
Suspended betting websites must allow withdrawals, while failure to comply with suspension orders can trigger daily fines of R$200,000.
NLGRB’s removal of unlawful gambling billboards demonstrates enforcement of Gaming (Advertisement) Directives across the covered areas.
The court’s acceptance refers allegations of unauthorised gambling, money laundering and possible criminal association for prosecutorial investigation.
The case extends enforcement to customers placing large wagers, with 105 users referred to prosecutors alongside suspected operators.
Gramm’s temporary suspension and prize repayment accompany HISA’s ongoing cases alleging fraud and improper horse-data access.
The reported equipment gaps could hamper enforcement against illegal gambling machines competing with licensed operators in Saarland.
Expired community domains directed visitors from council directory links to an offshore casino portal, prompting link removals.
Massachusetts’ review of unusual wagers adds regulatory scrutiny alongside Arizona’s separate investigation into betting connected to the Ryan Gold case.