Casino executives and AGA intensify criticism of US prediction markets

By The Weekly Edge desk · 30 September 2026 · Updated 16 October 2026

Summary

Casino executives and the American Gaming Association increased their criticism of prediction markets at G2E in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Gambling Insider reported. The report also described mounting scrutiny from courts, Congress and regulators.

Why it matters

Prediction markets face increased casino industry criticism alongside mounting scrutiny from courts, Congress and regulators.

Read the original at Gambling Insider

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