CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple State

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple State

June 8, 2026

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple State

By: John Mikuta

Through recent litigation actions, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (“CFTC”) continues to stake out an aggressive position in the fight over who has the authority to regulate prediction markets. On May 18, 2026, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed into law SF 4760, an omnibus public safety bill that made it a felony to operate or assist in operating a prediction market.[1]  The next day, the CFTC filed a lawsuit against the State of Minnesota, seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent the law from taking effect on August 1, 2026.[2]  Kalshi, the world’s largest prediction market,[3] also filed a lawsuit of its own.[4] The new Minnesota law broadly defines a “prediction market” as “a system that allows consumers to place a…

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Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

May 26, 2026

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

By: Ifrah Law

Michelle Cohen guides and defends Ifrah Law’s iGaming clients when government agencies launch enforcement actions alleging unlawful gambling, advertising, and marketing practices. Michelle has decades of experience advising and defending organizations facing these and other claims related to consumer protections and privacy. When faced with cease-and-desist orders and costly litigations, Michelle’s clients count on her credibility, diligence, and deep knowledge of iGaming advertising and consumer…

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Conviction by Clickwrap?

May 20, 2026

Conviction by Clickwrap?

By: Robert Ward

“Terms and conditions” are ubiquitous. They appear on baseball tickets,[1] in air conditioning repair agreements,[2] and, of course, on essentially every website we visit on a daily basis. By now, as the Seventh Circuit has put it, reasonable consumers “understand there will be terms and conditions associated with using a website.”[3] When disputes about terms and conditions are at issue in court, they often arise…

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Why is Player Betting a Cardinal Sin?

December 2, 2019

Why is Player Betting a Cardinal Sin?

By: James Trusty

Arizona Cardinal cornerback Josh Shaw has been suspended indefinitely by the NFL for violating the league’s blanket prohibition against betting on all things NFL.  Shaw, who will miss at least the full 2020 season, had been on injured reserve since late August and had not played a down this year.  The silver lining for Shaw’s grey cloud is that he joins the ranks of Paul…

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Legal Sports Betting Arrives in The Centennial State

November 7, 2019

Legal Sports Betting Arrives in The Centennial State

By: Ifrah Law

Yesterday, Colorado voters narrowly approved a sports betting referendum, establishing Colorado as a sports betting leader in the Mountain West. The referendum was a long time coming, with the bill allowing the referendum to go forward having been passed last May.  Signed by Governor Polis on May 29, House Bill 1327 placed a referendum on November’s ballot that would legalize sports betting at three existing…

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NCAA Announces Groundbreaking Decision to Allow Compensation for College Athletes

October 30, 2019

NCAA Announces Groundbreaking Decision to Allow Compensation for College Athletes

By: Steven Eichorn

Yesterday, the NCAA Board of Governors unanimously voted to allow college athletes to receive some form of compensation.The permitted compensation is limited to “the opportunity to benefit from the use of their name, image, and likeness,” however, athletes will still not be permitted to receive compensation for their actual on-field play. To view the official NCAA Release, Click Here The concession to allow some form…

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Google Advances the Ball for Online Gaming in the U.S., With a Boost from Sports Betting

October 23, 2019

Google Advances the Ball for Online Gaming in the U.S., With a Boost from Sports Betting

By: Nicole Kardell

Google is planning to unblock online casino advertisements in the regulated U.S. gambling market in early 2020, according to a . The lift on casino ads in markets where it is legalized and regulated should help the industry get traction, boost revenues, and pave the way for other states to come online. Importantly, it should also help offset the imbalance between (1) nascent legal, regulated…

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Ifrah Law: 10 Years in the Online Gaming and Sports Betting Industry

October 17, 2019

Ifrah Law: 10 Years in the Online Gaming and Sports Betting Industry

By: Ifrah Law

As Ifrah Law celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, we are pleased with the recent legal breakthroughs that have the potential to bring online interactive gaming into the U.S. mainstream, where it can create jobs and offer a secure, exciting experience for adults nationwide. For our firm’s founder, Jeff Ifrah, a passion for advancing online gaming was kindled in 1999, when as a member of…

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CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple State

CFTC Predicting Litigation Success over Multiple State
By: John Mikuta

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call
By: Ifrah Law

Conviction by Clickwrap?

Conviction by Clickwrap?
By: Robert Ward

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