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NFL urges Supreme Court to rule on prediction market regulation in amicus brief backing New Jersey
- NFL urges Supreme Court to rule on prediction market regulation in amicus brief backing New Jersey — The NFL filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to rule on prediction market regulation, arguing states are better positioned to oversee sports-related contracts and noting 1.8 billion dollars of 3.3 billion dollars in prediction market volume on the first Sunday of this season was tied to the league. Ohio filed a separate brief backed by 38 states, while Kalshi and Polymarket said federal oversight and a harmonized framework better protect market integrity. (USA Today News)
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