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By: Richard JanvrinTennessee Becomes Latest State to Ban Sweepstakes Casinos
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a bill into law banning sweepstakes casinos.

By: Richard JanvrinNew York Bill Would Require Sportsbooks To Void Bets After Injuries
New York lawmakers are proposing new protections for sports bettors impacted by injuries on their wagers.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Native Kyle Busch, Two-Time NASCAR Champion, Dies at 41
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Las Vegas native Kyle Busch has died at 41 after being hospitalized with a sudden, severe illness on Thursday.

By: Michael SavioKalshi Becomes First Prediction Platform to Join the NCPG
Kalshi has become the first prediction market operator to join the National Council on Problem Gambling. The deal makes the operator the first prediction platform to join, with Kalshi’s CEO citing the industry’s growth as the reason for the investment.

By: Michael SavioPolymarket Files With the CFTC to Launch Parlay Feature
Polymarket has filed with the CFTC to launch a new parlay-style feature for its sports markets. The move is meant to help it compete with Kalshi and mobile sportsbooks, and was made despite the tumultuous future facing the prediction industry.

By: Michael SavioHarry Maguire Left Off England’s Final World Cup Roster
Center-back Harry Maguire announced that he was not included in England’s 2026 World Cup Roster. Manager Thomas Tuchel confirmed the decision, despite the roster not being finalized. Maguire was a starter on the squad for the last two World Cups.

By: Richard JanvrinIMAX Exploring Potential Sale Amid Strong 2025 Box Office Growth
IMAX shares jumped after reports surfaced about possible acquisition discussions with entertainment companies.

By: Richard JanvrinRhode Island Attorney General Sues Kalshi and Polymarket
Rhode Island officials claim prediction markets are operating outside the state’s legal gambling framework.

By: Michael SavioNew York Mayor Secures 1,000 Affordable Tickets For Fans
New York City Mayor Mamdani has secured 1,000 low-cost World Cup tickets, saving fans thousands of dollars. Residents can apply for the lottery, where winners will pay just $50 for a ticket and round-trip transportation to the match.

By: Grant MitchellNew Jersey Presents Multiple Responsible Gaming Bills, Tax Hike Proposal
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