Geoff Zochodne
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- Sep 29, 2026
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At G2E, the Gloves Are Off Against Prediction Markets (opens the original)
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There are plenty of issues facing the legal gambling industry. Dealing with prediction markets may preempt it all. LAS VEGAS – What a difference a year makes. Around this time in 2025, DraftKings and FanDuel were members of the American Gaming Association (AGA). Their CEOs were also speaking on the main stage of the AGA-presented Global Gaming Expo (G2E), an important gathering for the U.S. gambling industry. And some of what G2E attendees heard last year concerned prediction markets, the federa
Prediction Market ‘Mention’ Warning Also a ‘Microbetting’ Warning (opens the original)
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Moreover, it could be seen as part of a broader attempt by the CFTC to address concerns that continue to loom over prediction markets, particularly in the courts. The federal regulator of prediction markets has reservations about so-called "mention markets," where traders buy and sell contracts based on what someone might say during a speech, earnings call, or on social media. I read it as something else, too: a warning about “microbetting” via prediction markets. Now, CFTC staffers didn’t say i
First Tribe Enters Prediction Markets as CFTC Widens Funnel (opens the original)
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Staff at the CFTC say they will stand down against “passive software providers” that submit prediction market orders. One tribe in Louisiana is already taking advantage, in what it admits may be a controversial move. The federal regulator of prediction markets has opened the door to even more participation in the event contract business, and one Native American tribe in Louisiana already plans to take advantage of the opportunity in what may prove a controversial move. Staff at the Commodity Fut
Monday Morning Betting Hack: Prediction Market Big Bang Theory (opens the original)
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Trading volume exploded this past weekend for prediction markets, and a lot of squares won. Those wins will make for a lot of hard feelings if sports prediction markets are ultimately taken away. You could see it coming, but it was still something to behold. Prediction market trading activity exploded over the weekend, with $2.93 billion in notional volume on Saturday, and what will probably be more than $3 billion on Sunday when all the transactions are accounted for, according to Aldrin Resear
Prediction Market Legal Update: Everything Everywhere All at Once (opens the original)
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A second potential path has appeared for the prediction market fracas to reach the Supreme Court, but that's not the only legal development this week. Take the Los Angeles Rams, for example. They've gone from looking like a Super Bowl-bound “super” team with a genius travel plan to, well, just another contender following their trip to Australia. And so it goes with prediction markets and the constant legal developments swirling around the federally regulated exchanges. Case in point: Last Friday
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