Novig and Crypto.com turn to federal court to block Missouri enforcement against prediction markets

Novig and Crypto.com have filed a lawsuit against Missouri over sports event contracts, asking federal courts to shield them from enforcement. They argue that federal law preempts the state's sports betting rules. Missouri's attorney general had initiated enforcement against six operators in September.

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• The two platforms, which are licensed by the CFTC, are asking federal courts to protect them from Missouri enforcement.

  «The two CFTC-regulated exchanges argue federal law preempts the sports wagering rules»

  Yahoo Finance
• Missouri's attorney general had initiated enforcement against six prediction market operators in September.

  «Missouri’s attorney general moved to enforce against six prediction market operators in September»

  Yahoo Finance
• Crypto.com and Novig have filed a lawsuit against Missouri over sports event contracts.

  «Crypto.com and Novig sued Missouri over sports event contracts»

  Blockonomi • rg.org
• Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood and Underdog have not filed lawsuits so far.

  «Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood and Underdog have not filed suit»

  Blockonomi

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