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Nevada sues Kalshi for operating a sports gambling market without a license

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Nevada sued Kalshi for operating an unlicensed sports gambling market and providing services to individuals under 21, highlighting regulatory conflicts over prediction markets between state laws and federal oversight. The lawsuit underscores the rapid growth of these markets and their potential to disrupt regulated gambling industries, while also raising concerns about insider trading and the influence of political figures like Donald Trump Jr., who is involved with Kalshi as a paid adviser.

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