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Attorneys at NEXTPredict summit say state gaming laws should not apply to federally regulated event contracts as Supreme Court review looms, CDC Gaming reports
- Attorneys at NEXTPredict summit say state gaming laws should not apply to federally regulated event contracts as Supreme Court review looms, CDC Gaming reports — Panelists at the NEXTPredict Summit in New York on October 23, including Kalshi head of litigation Javalin Dedaj and Gemini Titan general counsel Brigitte Weyls, argued sports event contracts on federally regulated exchanges fall under the CFTC and should not be banned under state gaming laws. The panel followed split appeals rulings in the Third, Ninth and Sixth Circuits, with the New Jersey case now at the Supreme Court, Kalshi due to file its brief by November 9, and Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Elliot Stein expecting a Supreme Court decision in late 2027. (CDC Gaming)
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