PrizePicks Teams Up with Kalshi to Bring Prediction Markets

PrizePicks started prediction markets using the Kalshi partnership. Event-based contracts now work inside the PrizePicks app. This expansion changes PrizePicks’ operations significantly. A regulated framework lets customers predict sports, entertainment, and cultural events. Both companies signed a multi-year partnership agreement. Legal prediction market access expands through a combined offering. PrizePicks partnered with Polymarket last week, too. The company […]

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Massachusetts Cautions Operators that Sports Event Contracts Remain ‘Prohibited’

The Massachusetts gambling regulator informed all betting licensees about the prohibition of prediction market sports contracts. FanDuel and DraftKings received this warning shot. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission sent a letter to sports betting licensees on 13 November yesterday. Some licensees partnered with entities in the prediction market space to offer sports contracts. FanDuel and DraftKings lead […]

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UK Report Shows Nearly Half of Young People Gambled in the Past Year

The UK Gambling Commission has released the Young People and Gambling Report 2025. It reveals how children and teenagers between the ages of 11 and 17 interact with gambling. The study was carried out in schools across England, Scotland and Wales. A total of 3,666 pupils completed an online survey during class, giving researchers a […]

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Mexico Temporarily Closes 13 Casinos Over Money Laundering

The Mexican government temporarily closed 13 casinos on Wednesday, 12 November, after an investigation found suspicious financial activity linked to money laundering. Officials said the closures are part of a larger investigation into irregular operations at land-based and online casinos. Officials explained that the investigation was carried out with support from the US Department of […]

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Norwegian Regulator Validates NOK25m Penalty Against Norsk Tipping

Norsk Tipping must pay NOK25m (€2.1m) because regulators found a technical failure in the 19 April Super Draw. The failure created 52 incorrect winners. September warnings from the Norwegian Lottery Authority preceded this confirmation. A system error deleted bets from cooperative banks during the Christmas and New Year periods. Norsk Tipping’s player database lost these wagers […]

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Ohio Stops Trying to Ban Prop Bets After MLB Changes Rules

Ohio’s sports betting regulator stopped working on banning player-specific live micro bets. Major League Baseball created nationwide limits on pitch-level wagering. The Ohio Casino Control Commission started evaluating prop bet restrictions in August. Two Cleveland Guardians pitchers got indicted for allegedly manipulating pitches in an illegal betting scheme. MLB Introduces Nationwide Limits on Pitch-Specific Micro […]

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Enjoy Signs Global Content Distribution Deal With Gamingtec

Enjoy, a growing iGaming software developer, has signed a global content distribution deal with Gamingtec. The agreement will help Enjoy bring its slot games and live casino shows to more players worldwide. For a company that started in 2024, this partnership is an important step toward reaching bigger markets and gaining more visibility in the […]

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Ontario Court Approves International P2P Gambling

Ontario’s Court of Appeal has ruled that the province will be able to permit cross-border online gambling. This decision paves the way for large-scale growth. The court answered a question that Ontario’s government asked over twelve months ago. Officials wanted to know if Ontario’s iGaming rules could include players from other countries in online poker, sports […]

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ACMA Prevents Access to Nine More Illegal Gambling Websites in Australia

Internet service providers must block illegal online gambling and affiliate websites according to the ACMA’s direction. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits these operations. Nine additional illegal online gambling and affiliate websites face blocking after the ACMA requested that internet service providers take action. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found these services breaking the Interactive […]

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