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Game Over for State Gambling Laws? The CFTC Pushes Prediction Markets Toward the Winner’s Circle

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By Jeffrey Alberts, Aaron Wiltse
| New York Law Journal Verified
This year has been a busy one for the CFTC when it comes to prediction markets. In early 2026, the CFTC did away with a proposed rule from the Biden administration and announced plans to issue new rules for prediction markets, as we previously discussed in this column. Since then, the CFTC has amped up its game.
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Reading The Tea Leaves: Forthcoming Regulatory Scrutiny Of Prediction Markets

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By Jeffrey Alberts, Aaron Wiltse
| Mondaq
Jeffrey Alberts’s articles from Pryor Cashman LLP are most popular: in European Union with readers working within the Oil & Gas industries Prediction markets have always sold themselves as crowd-sourced "truth machines." In 2026, Washington is treating them more like a fast-growing derivatives business with familiar vulnerabilities: jurisdictional turf fights, uneven compliance, and the oldest white-collar risks in the book—fraud and trading on nonpublic information.
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Reading the Tea Leaves: Forthcoming Regulatory Scrutiny of Prediction Markets

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By Jeffrey Alberts, Aaron Wiltse
| New York Law Journal Verified
Prediction markets have always sold themselves as crowd-sourced “truth machines.” In 2026, Washington is treating them more like a fast-growing derivatives business with familiar vulnerabilities: jurisdictional turf fights, uneven compliance, and the oldest white-collar risks in the book—fraud and trading on nonpublic information.
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