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Prediction Market Laws is an independent, sourced tracker of how US states, courts and federal regulators treat prediction markets. Everything on the site is free to quote, cite and reuse with a link. This page explains where our facts come from and how to use them in a story, a brief or a client alert.
The fight in numbers
Live from our records, checked Nov. 7, 2026. Each figure links to the full list.
- Jurisdictions that have acted
- 24 of 51
- Cases tracked
- 135 122 active
Where our facts come from
Every entry carries a date and a source. We prefer the primary record: the opinion, the order, the letter, the docket, the agency's own release. The document library goes a step further: we read each ruling, letter and petition in full before summarizing it, link the copy posted by the court or agency, and show the date we read it.
Right now 62 percent of our 773 dated citations link straight to a court record or a government agency. The rest cite established legal and industry press, usually because the document isn't public yet, and the weekly update replaces them as the originals turn up.
The records are rechecked every week, and every page shows when it was last checked. When a date or docket number can't be confirmed, we leave it out rather than estimate it. Our methodology page explains how we sort states and cases.
We are not affiliated with any exchange, broker, sportsbook, tribe, regulator or government body. We don't accept sponsorship from prediction markets, sportsbooks or any party to a case we track, and sponsors can't review or edit a record. Prediction Market Laws is published by AI Laws By State LLC.
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Prediction Market Laws by State, PREDICTION MARKET LAWS (last updated Nov. 7, 2026), https://predictionmarketlaws.com/states.
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The state board: sportsbooks, Kalshi and status in all 51 jurisdictions
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The map of state action
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