Location: +United States
SEC sets mandatory sports gambling education for athletes
During league spring meetings taking place in Destin, Florida, on Wednesday, the SEC announced a mandate that all conference athletes... more
Positive perceptions of Las Vegas surprise analysts
Roughly 800 United States consumers were surveyed by Truist Securities about Las Vegas and their responses were more upbeat than expected.... more
Gemini is latest prediction market operator to self-certify parlays
Gemini is the latest prediction market to self-certify parlays, doing so with a filing similar to the one used by Kalshi when it launched... more
DraftKings self-certifies first contracts for in-house predictions exchange — and reveals its new name
DraftKings appears set to launch its in-house prediction market exchange, as the exchange has self-certified its first contracts, which... more
Analysts cooler toward Sportradar
Embattled firm Sportradar suffered another blow on 27 May, as J.P. Morgan analysts downgraded it to “neutral. ” Their price target remained... more
Sportradar faces class-action lawsuit after shares drop
International securities law firm Bleichmar Fonti & Auld has filed a class-action lawsuit against Sportradar after the group saw its... more
Trump backs Commodity Futures Trading Commission and prediction markets
President Donald Trump has publicly backed prediction market platforms amid legal and regulatory challenges from several US states. In a... more
SBC Summit Americas returns to Fort Lauderdale for second year
SBC Summit Americas returns to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for its second year after combining SBC Summit North America and SBC Latinoamerica... more
Nevada representative: CFTC should stick to regulating sow bellies, not sports betting
Nevada Rep. Dina Titus, co-chair of the Congressional Gaming Caucus, rallied Tuesday against prediction markets, saying the federal agency... more
How prediction markets and crypto firms steamrolled the federal agency charged with regulating them
Last fall, a high-stakes struggle unfolded inside the red brick walls of an obscure federal agency. Three companies — each with ties to the... more



