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Brian Quintenz, President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has formally committed to severing all financial and governance ties with prediction markets platform KalshiEx (Kalshi) should he be confirmed as Chairman. He noted that he holds with at least $3.4 million in assets in key industry groups. The move aims to quell potential conflict-of-interest concerns as Quintenz prepares to helm the agency regulating the very... 6n617

California, a state with ripe potential for sports betting, is witnessing an unprecedented collaboration between its tribes and major betting operators. Representatives from DraftKings and FanDuel have unveiled a plan to legalize sports betting by forming a collaborative tribal entity, promising shared revenues and minimal risks for the tribes. The Convergence of Interests in California During the recent Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention in San Diego, significant discussions took place...

Fighting Irish swimmers reportedly placed over/under bets on teammates through in-house sportsbook, but were results actually compromised?

The date for a second highly anticipated regulatory discussion around limiting sports bettors is still to be determined.

The operator changed odds due to what it deemed "obvious error" without approval from the state's betting regulator.

The Arizona Department of Gaming awarded event wagering operator licenses to Sporttrade and Plannatech to conduct sports betting

The state's sports betting regulator is considering regulations related to sports bettors being limited by betting platforms.

BetMGM, Penn Interactive (ESPN BET), and Action 24/7 all received at least $10,000 worth of fines from the state's regulator.

IC360 is among a handful of companies that have chosen to challenge the titans of the geolocation and education niches.

The December parlay lost, but it still cost the operator thousands of dollars due to the regulatory fine it received.