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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin sues Kalshi, seeking restitution, civil penalties and an injunction against its operations in the state, CDC Gaming reports
- Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin sues Kalshi, seeking restitution, civil penalties and an injunction against its operations in the state, CDC Gaming reports — CDC Gaming reports the lawsuit, filed under the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, argues Kalshi operates an illegal gambling business and that calling its products event contracts does not change that. Griffin also alleges Kalshi lets residents aged 18 to 20 buy contracts even though Arkansas requires casino customers to be at least 21. (CDC Gaming)
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