Arkansas Attorney General Sues Kalshi, Saying Bets on Razorbacks Games Are Gambling
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Key points
- The Arkansas Attorney General, Tim Griffin, has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against prediction market platform Kalshi.
- Griffin contends that contracts on Arkansas Razorbacks games constitute illegal gambling.
- The lawsuit highlights Kalshi's self-exclusion options and deposit-limit capabilities as evidence that the company is knowingly operating an illegal betting operation within the state.
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- UnchainedArkansas Attorney General Sues Kalshi, Saying Bets on Razorbacks Games Are Gambling · 19 minutes agoRead on Unchained
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