Do sponsors affect what a page says?

No. Status labels, case summaries, timelines and platform availability come from public records and sources we cite, and they are written before and apart from any sponsorship. A sponsor cannot review, edit or delay a record.

Who don't you accept?

Prediction markets, exchanges, brokers and anyone offering event contracts; sportsbooks, daily fantasy, casinos and sweepstakes; crypto trading platforms; affiliates; political campaigns and committees; and any party to a case we track.

Can a law firm that represents a party sponsor?

Yes, but its card never appears on the page for a case in which it is counsel of record, and we ask you to tell us which cases those are.

How are placements labeled?

Every placement says “Sponsored” and names its category. Links carry rel=“sponsored” so search engines treat them as paid, and they are tagged so you can see the visits in your own analytics.

A flat fee per placement and term, quoted on request. Rates depend on the placement, the states and the length of the booking. There are no per-click or per-lead charges and no commissions.

What do you report back?

Clicks on your placement each month, counted in our analytics, plus the tagged visits you will see in yours.

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Be the name beside the answer.

People come here with a legal question about prediction markets: is it allowed in my state, what did the court decide, what happens next. A sponsorship puts one firm, and only one, next to that answer, in plain view and clearly labeled.

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135lawsuits, each with its own page
51state pages, including D.C.
102“Is [platform] legal in [state]?” pages
498dated, sourced docket entries
1sponsor per placement

Five placements, each exclusive

State counsel
Where it appears. The state's page, every lawsuit involving the state, and each platform's page for that state.
Who it suits. Gaming, commodities and regulatory law firms licensed in the state.
One firm per state. 51 of 51 open.
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Board presenter
Where it appears. A “presented by” line on the state board: on the homepage, on the states page, and in every copy of the board other sites embed.
Who it suits. Compliance and geolocation tools, law firms, data providers and publications that want their name on the state-by-state record.
One company, sitewide.
Ask about board presenter
Compliance partner
Where it appears. Every platform page, the age-requirements guide and the enforcement tracker.
Who it suits. Geolocation, identity and age verification, responsible-play and surveillance tools.
One company, sitewide.
Ask about compliance partner
Tax help
Where it appears. The prediction market taxes guide and the tax notes on platform pages.
Who it suits. Tax software, crypto and trader tax specialists, CPA firms.
One company, sitewide.
Ask about tax help
Docket partner
Where it appears. The court calendar, the updates log and the open questions tracker, the pages people check every week.
Who it suits. Legal research, docket alerts, data providers, conferences and publications.
One company, sitewide.
Ask about docket partner

State counsel: what's open

A state sponsorship follows the state across the site: its page, every lawsuit that involves it, and each platform's page for it. Booked states are taken for the length of the booking.

Open Booked

What a placement looks like

Sits in the page's sidebar, beside the record, not inside it.
Your name, a short line and one sentence. No banners, pop-ups or third-party ad code.
Links are tagged so the visits show up in your analytics.
Ends automatically on the last day of the booking.

How sponsorship works

Do sponsors affect what a page says?: No. Status labels, case summaries, timelines and platform availability come from public records and sources we cite, and they are written before and apart from any sponsorship. A sponsor cannot review, edit or delay a record.
Who don't you accept?: Prediction markets, exchanges, brokers and anyone offering event contracts; sportsbooks, daily fantasy, casinos and sweepstakes; crypto trading platforms; affiliates; political campaigns and committees; and any party to a case we track.
Can a law firm that represents a party sponsor?: Yes, but its card never appears on the page for a case in which it is counsel of record, and we ask you to tell us which cases those are.
How are placements labeled?: Every placement says “Sponsored” and names its category. Links carry rel=“sponsored” so search engines treat them as paid, and they are tagged so you can see the visits in your own analytics.
How are rates set?: A flat fee per placement and term, quoted on request. Rates depend on the placement, the states and the length of the booking. There are no per-click or per-lead charges and no commissions.
What do you report back?: Clicks on your placement each month, counted in our analytics, plus the tagged visits you will see in yours.

Data and research

Our records are free to reuse with credit (see data downloads). Firms, funds and newsrooms that need more, such as historical snapshots, custom state or case alerts, or a feed shaped to their systems, can ask about data licensing.

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Five placements, each exclusive

State counsel

Board presenter

Compliance partner

Tax help

Docket partner

State counsel: what's open

What a placement looks like

How sponsorship works

Data and research

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