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News · Records checked Nov. 7, 2026

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Every court filing, ruling, state action and federal step involving Underdog that we track, newest first. Each entry links to its source and to the full record. No rumors, odds or market commentary.

2 developments in the last 30 days, across 2 states and cases.

Latest, Oct. 13, 2026: Tennessee. Underdog Exchange DCM and UDM (Underdog Predict) sued Attorney General Skrmetti and Sports Wagering Council officials and members in the Middle District of Tennessee (Nashville), seeking a declaration of federal preemption and a permanent injunction.

Built from our state, court and federal records. 14 entries in all.

October 2026

  1. State action · Tennessee

    Underdog Exchange DCM and UDM (Underdog Predict) sued Attorney General Skrmetti and Sports Wagering Council officials and members in the Middle District of Tennessee (Nashville), seeking a declaration of federal preemption and a permanent injunction.

    Source: Underdog complaint (M.D. Tenn. No. 3:26-cv-01461, ECF 1)

  2. State action · Tennessee

    The Council's director of fantasy sports told Underdog to halt its prediction market operations in Tennessee, warning of penalties, referral to law enforcement and possible revocation of its affiliate's fantasy sports license.

    Source: Covers

  3. State action · Ohio

    The OCCC sent cease-and-desist letters to ten firms offering sports event contracts: Polymarket, Novig, Underdog, Coinbase, ProphetX, Robinhood, Gemini Titan, Webull, Plus500US and Moomoo. Recipients were told to confirm compliance in writing by October 16. Kalshi, already in litigation with the state, was not a recipient.

    Source: SBC Americas

September 2026

  1. State action · Missouri

    The attorney general demanded each operator stop offering sports contracts to people in Missouri, or obtain a Gaming Commission license, pay the 10% wagering tax and fees, and bar under-21 users, within 30 days; the letters were announced Sept. 18, 2026.

    Source: Missouri Attorney General's Office

  2. State action · Connecticut

    Underdog sued Connecticut officials over the state's cease-and-desist order.

    Source: Mick Bransfield litigation tracker

  3. State action · Connecticut

    DCP ordered nine platforms (including ProphetX) to stop offering sports event contracts and issued about 30 subpoenas to vendors, payment firms, app stores and media outlets.

    Source: Office of Gov. Ned Lamont press release

  4. State action · Massachusetts

    Underdog's exchange and its brokerage affiliate sued the attorney general and others in federal court, arguing federal commodities law preempts state enforcement.

    Source: DeFi Rate tracker sources page

  5. State action · New Mexico

    Underdog's exchange and brokerage sued the attorney general and Gaming Control Board members, seeking a declaration that state gambling laws are preempted.

    Source: Underdog v. Torrez complaint (D.N.M.)

  6. State action · 2 states

    Underdog Exchange DCM and UDM (Underdog Predict) filed a federal suit in the Northern District of Ohio seeking to bar Ohio from enforcing its gambling laws against them. Underdog sued four other states the same day.

    Source: SBC Americas

  7. State action · Washington

    Underdog Exchange DCM and UDM (Underdog Predict) sued Washington officials in the Western District of Washington; the case was reassigned to Judge Thomas Zilly after Judge Robert Lasnik recused on September 14.

    Source: DeFi Rate legal tracker

  8. Court · Underdog v. Ohio (N.D. Ohio)

    Complaint filed.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

December 2025

  1. State action · Arizona

    The Department of Gaming notified Underdog that it intended to revoke its fantasy sports contest operator license.

    Source: Arizona Department of Gaming notice (via Mick Bransfield tracker)

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What is the latest Underdog news?
Oct. 13, 2026: Tennessee. Underdog Exchange DCM and UDM (Underdog Predict) sued Attorney General Skrmetti and Sports Wagering Council officials and members in the Middle District of Tennessee (Nashville), seeking a declaration of federal preemption and a permanent injunction.
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With every check of our records, most recently Nov. 7, 2026. Each entry links to its source.

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