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Wisconsin tribe expands Kalshi lawsuit alleging infringement on gaming sovereignty
- Wisconsin tribe expands Kalshi lawsuit alleging infringement on gaming sovereignty — The Ho-Chunk Nation has expanded its lawsuit against Kalshi and Robinhood, alleging the platforms infringe on tribal gaming sovereignty. Seven tribal organizations, including the Indian Gaming Association and the National Congress of American Indians, plus 16 federally recognized tribes have signed on in support of the amended complaint. (GambleRss)
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