Nevada sues Kalshi to block company’s prediction market operation in state

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Nevada is suing prediction market operator Kalshi to prevent the company from offering event contracts, including those related to sports, within the state. The lawsuit is part of a broader dispute over whether state gaming regulators can police prediction markets. Nevada argues that Kalshi's event contracts constitute wagering and require a state license, which Kalshi lacks. This action follows a similar injunction obtained in Massachusetts, though it is currently stayed pending appeal. Kalshi contends that its contracts are swaps under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which supports this view. Kalshi is attempting to move the case to federal court based on this jurisdictional argument.
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