CFTC fines George Santos and bars trading for three years
The CFTC fined George Santos after finding he manipulated a Kalshi market, including a three-year trading ban.
Regulatory decisions, sanctions, settlements and appeals.
The CFTC fined George Santos after finding he manipulated a Kalshi market, including a three-year trading ban.
Operators should verify authorisation because MGA says seven sites invoking the Maltese authority did not hold its licences.
The case tests whether prediction-market platforms fall under state gambling law, a question affecting operators and suppliers in New York and beyond.
The alleged croupier-linked fraud exposes the casino to losses from the scheme.
Kalshi faces a state legal challenge over whether its prediction market complies with gambling law.
The case shows lottery operators and regulators relying on security and postal-inspector cooperation to pursue prize fraud through the courts.
The allegations link online gambling infrastructure and cryptocurrency transfers to potential evasion of financial sanctions.
The case tests whether prediction-market products fall under South Carolina gambling law, a question affecting operators offering event contracts in the state.
The cross-agency action shows German authorities treating unlicensed machine gambling as an enforcement priority for arcade and hospitality operators.
Operators and suppliers should note ADM's Padua office seized non-cash-prize amusement machines and imposed combined penalties during a compliance operation.
The case shows customs and financial police pursuing CITES documentation breaches across luxury leather supply chains that feed high-fashion houses.
Regulators face New York's damages claim against Kalshi while leagues urge CFTC to set minimum trading ages.
Operators see a settlement imposing a fine without an admission of wrongdoing over alleged Kalshi contract manipulation.
Thailand shut 4,576 World Cup-linked football gambling websites and said it would next focus on other sports.
New York sued Kalshi amid conflicting rulings on federal preemption, adding to prediction-market legal uncertainty.
New York's attorney general sued Kalshi, alleging the prediction market platform operates an illegal gambling business.
RDB suspended Forzza operator Baron Sports Gaming after finding repeated activity beyond its licence.
NWGB destroyed 142 illegal gambling machines confiscated from tuck shops and informal businesses in Mahikeng.
The report links the exchange to alleged processing for an illegal gambling network and Iranian sanctions evasion.
The state seeks to halt Kalshi's New York activity, recover allegedly unlawful proceeds and secure consumer restitution.
The attorney general alleged Kalshi lacked the NYSGC authorisation required to operate legally in the state.
ONJN added approximately 800 unlicensed gambling websites to its blacklist, joining around 370 blocked earlier.
The complaint alleged Kalshi offered event contracts without the gambling licence required by state law.
The suspension shows police can close a venue's food and beverage activity for 30 days over gaming machine rule breaches.
The case puts a senior official at Romania's gambling regulator under prosecutors' scrutiny, a development operators and licence holders in the market will monitor.