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Checked Oct. 21, 2026

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Prediction market law in Oregon

No public action found

Oregon has not sued or issued orders against prediction markets, though its attorney general joined multistate briefs backing other states.

No Oregon lawsuit, cease-and-desist, or prediction-market legislation was found. Attorney General Dan Rayfield signed Oregon onto a multistate effort opposing Kalshi before the Ninth Circuit, and Oregon joined the June 2026 Sixth Circuit amicus brief supporting Ohio. A private class action filed in Oregon in February 2026 alleged that Kalshi violates state gambling law and was reportedly transferred to the Southern District of New York.

Timeline of state actions

  1. Other development, Kalshi

    Oregon joined a 37-state coalition (36 states plus California) that filed an amicus brief in the Sixth Circuit supporting Ohio's enforcement position against Kalshi (date is the coalition announcement).

    Source: California Attorney General press release

Laws and bills

No enacted laws or pending bills specific to prediction markets found.

Court cases

  • Reynolds v. Kalshi (private class action)Originally filed in Oregon; reportedly transferred to U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y.

Sources

  1. California Attorney General press release
  2. Sports betting status