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Pentagon Bars Trading on Prediction Markets Using Non-Public Information
Pentagon and military personnel are barred from using non-public government information to place trades on political prediction markets, including on Polymarket and Kalshi.
FanDuel, DraftKings Face Louisiana Lawsuit Over Alleged Addictive App Design
A proposed Louisiana class action targets FanDuel, DraftKings and two casino licensees over allegations that the betting apps induce and exploit addictive behavior.
FanDuel Cancels VIP Zoo Outing as Pennsylvania Reviews Reward
FanDuel canceled a Philadelphia Zoo outing offered to VIP sports betting customers and their children, citing guidance from regulators.
Patronis Seeks ACC Betting Policies Amid Federal NIL Push
Rep. Jimmy Patronis, R-Fla., has asked the Atlantic Coast Conference to disclose its online sports betting policies for employees, referees and others connected to its competitions.
New York Election Leaves Online Casino Legalization an Open Question
Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman have backed land-based casino projects, but neither has committed to signing online casino legislation as New York approaches its Nov. 3 election.
Canada Sports Betting Ad Bill Heads to Committee Vote Amid Provincial Opposition
Bill S-211 would establish a national framework around sports betting advertising. Ontario and Alberta oppose the approach as public-health groups push for federal action.