Prediction markets are pricing three MLB games differently than Vegas books tonight — here’s the data behind Nationals-Blue Jays, Pirates-Diamondbacks and Yankees-White Sox.
State Rep. Tarik Khan’s bipartisan HB 2711 would regulate prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket in Pennsylvania without banning sports event contracts.
Polymarket says it will challenge the ANJ in French court after the regulator ordered a full ISP-level block, arguing the platform is being treated as a gambling site when most visitors come only for information.
Kalshi has agreed to geofence Nevada out of its sports, election, and entertainment contracts by Aug. 12 or pay the state $120,000 a day, settling a months-long contempt fight.
Polymarket and sportsbook lines diverge on the Guardians-Rays pitching duel, Arsenal’s title defense, and Golden State’s longshot 2027 title odds.
Polymarket and sportsbooks are pricing this weekend’s UFC Fight Night card very differently. Here’s what the numbers say about Dulatov-Turman, Davis-Aliev, and two MLB matchups.
A data-driven look at three live prediction markets — Yankees-Phillies odds versus recent form, the Hornets rebuild pricing, and a Ballon d’Or long-shot case worth watching.
NASPL is urging the CFTC to clarify rules on sports-style prediction markets, warning that unregulated event contracts threaten game integrity, consumer protection, and public funding.
Reps. Steven Horsford and Mark Amodei introduce the Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act, aiming to bar Kalshi, Polymarket, and similar platforms from offering sports-style event contracts.
A data-driven look at three of Thursday’s hottest prediction markets: a virtual coin-flip in the AL East, a lopsided but complicated NL matchup, and the long odds on a Knicks repeat.
Polymarket has the Red Sox near 0.565 to beat a banged-up Orioles team and the Yankees near 0.615 in the Pittsburgh finale. Here’s the data behind both numbers.
Tribal and commercial gaming leaders testified before a House Agriculture subcommittee that Kalshi and Polymarket sports contracts operate as unregulated sportsbooks, costing states and tribes over $1.2 billion.
