Kahnawake Gaming Commission v. Einrai Ltd. (Spinhub)
Outcome: Revoked; no longer KGC-licensed.MoreLess
Outcome: Revoked; no longer KGC-licensed.
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- Outcome: Revoked; no longer KGC-licensed.
9 Apr 2026Source: gamingcommission.ca
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Outcome: Revoked; no longer KGC-licensed.
9 Apr 2026Source: gamingcommission.ca
Outcome: Licence cancelled; penalties and ongoing compliance obligations imposed.
7 Apr 2026Source: mga.org.mt
Outcome: Fined €1,795,000.
10 Mar 2026Source: sbcnews.co.uk
Outcome: Fined €24,846,000.
10 Mar 2026Source: nltimes.nl
Whether a state may tax and enforce against prediction-market platforms consistent with CEA preemption; first
United States (Kentucky)Active2026Source: cftc.gov
Whether a municipality (rather than a state AG) can bring a consumer-protection enforcement action against mul
United States (Maryland)Active2026Source: dicellolevitt.com
Whether an undisclosed market-resolution carveout clause is enforceable against consumers who relied on the pl
United StatesActive2026Source: classaction.org
Whether VGW's Chumba Casino/LuckyLand Slots dual-currency model constitutes unlicensed illegal gambling under
United States (Kentucky)Active2026Source: yogonet.com
Same as McNamara v. Sunflower — second suit against the same operator group.
United States (Ohio)Active2026Source: umggaming.com
Whether Valve's loot box mechanics across its major titles constitute an illegal gambling enterprise under sta
United States (Washington)Active2026Source: hbsslaw.com
Same core preemption question.
United States (Montana)Active2026Source: sportsbettingdime.com
Constitutionality and preemption status of Minnesota's first-in-the-nation blanket criminal ban (felony, up to
United States (Minnesota)Active2026Source: courthousenews.com
Same core preemption question, with a rare trial-court win for Kalshi.
United States (Tennessee / 6th Cir.)On Appeal2026Source: gamblinginsider.com
Whether the 2026 Regulations' licensing-fee increases were validly promulgated.
KenyaActive2026Source: focusgn.com
Whether Stake.us is an unlicensed casino subject to Ohio's loss-recovery statute.
United States (Ohio)Active2026Source: gamblinginsider.com
Same IGRA third-party-liability question raised in Ho-Chunk and Blue Lake Rancheria, plus an age-restriction c
United States (New Mexico, Tribal)Active2026Source: courtlistener.com
Whether Michigan's sports-betting licensing requirement applies to event contracts.
United States (Michigan)Active2026Source: michigan.gov
B2B supplier liability for its content appearing on unregulated grey-market sites accessible to Ontario player
Canada (Ontario)Closed2026Source: covers.com
Whether a state AG can succeed on a gambling-promotion penal-law theory against loot boxes where private RICO/
United States (New York)Active2026Source: geekwire.com
Same core preemption question, notable for a venue race where each side filed within the same week.
United States (Rhode Island)Active2026Source: riag.ri.gov
Whether a state may pursue criminal charges against a CFTC-registered exchange's local operations, including f
United States (Arizona)Active2026Source: azag.gov
Same as the parallel Kalshi-Nevada matter, applied to Polymarket's US entities.
United States (Nevada)Active2026Source: docs.justia.com
Whether Playtika/Aristocrat's social casino apps (including Big Fish Casino and Jackpot Magic Slots) constitut
United States (Washington)Active2026Source: atg.wa.gov
Same preemption question as United States v. Illinois, applied to enjoin an active state criminal prosecution.
United States (Arizona)Active2026Source: cftc.gov
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