

Big 12 Sues Texas AG and Texas Tech Over QB Gambling Case
The Big 12 filed a federal lawsuit against Texas AG Paxton and Texas Tech over the Brendan Sorsby gambling case.
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The Big 12 filed a federal lawsuit against Texas AG Paxton and Texas Tech over the Brendan Sorsby gambling case.


The CFTC sued New Mexico after the state targeted Kalshi, asserting federal authority over prediction market contracts.


Key legal deadlines in prediction market cases in Wisconsin and Tennessee unfold amid World Cup betting activity.


The 2026 World Cup is expected to drive unprecedented gambling, with global wagers projected to reach $50 billion.


A federal judge asked the NBA whether Terry Rozier, accused of sports bribery, can rejoin his previous team.


Massachusetts pioneered sports betting regulation by requiring sportsbooks to disclose reasons for account limitations.


The CFTC is advancing guidelines to bring regulatory clarity to prediction markets and event contract exchanges.


Representatives Moore and Goldman introduced the Gambling Disorder Health Study Act for a federal sports betting study.


A court temporarily blocked the NCAA from banning Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby for gambling on his former team.


Florida’s illegal gambling scene is thriving despite Seminole Tribe’s exclusive rights, prompting calls for action.


Google expanded its prediction market ad ban to Ohio, joining Nevada amid growing regulatory complexity.


The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation introduced deposit limits for under-25 players as a safer gambling measure.