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    Kalshis rechtliche Probleme häufen sich, als Arizona zum ersten Mal Strafanzeige wegen „illegalem Glücksspielgeschäft“ erhebt.

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    1. floridorito on

      Whenever I see a headline about this company, my first thought is, „The cereal company?“

      But anyway, GOOD. Throw the book at ‚em.

    2. ThursdaysMeeting on

      Yay. And maybe they’ll pull their ads to pay for their legal fees instead

    3. Stocksandmemes69 on

      I’m sure they will stuff enough pockets to get away from any real consequences

    4. Toth-Amon on

      The article says the charges are technically misdemeanors so nothing will come out of this. 

    5. rnilf on

      > Federal officials have signaled that they’re on the prediction industry’s side, setting up a potential regulatory showdown between states and the federal bureaucracy.

      No way, the company that has Don Trump Jr. as a „strategic advisor“ has the backing of the Trump administration, how shocking and totally not corrupt at all.

    6. Thin-Honey892 on

      So, like, what’s not stopping the POTUS from betting on the wars? He decides the fate. He’s made that clear.

    7. CircumspectCapybara on

      Curious to see what legal theory they bring.

      Prediction markets are basically derivatives markets. They’re trading regulated securities.

    11. Worldly_Expression43 on

      Keep going. Go for Polymarket too. Society destroying companies

    12. HannahOnTop on

      The moment I saw an ad that showed you can bet money on wether it rains or not is when I instantly starting hoping they all eat shit.

    13. Independent-Slip568 on

      Ironically Reddit is showing me a shit-ton of their ads this last week or so. I just downvote. 🤷🏻

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