New York Attorney General Issues Prediction Market Warning — Here’s What It Means for the Industry
Letitia James’ Prediction Market Warning has become the latest regulatory flashpoint as New York’s Attorney General formally cautions consumers and industry participants about the risks associated with unregulated sports betting and prediction market platforms, signaling a meaningful shift in how these products may be treated going forward. Prediction Market Warning Marks a Clear Regulatory Escalation […]
NFL Prediction Markets Hit Record Volume as Playoff Betting Patterns Shift
NFL prediction markets are emerging as a meaningful force during the league’s most important weeks, altering how fans allocate attention and money during the NFL playoffs. What NFL Prediction Markets Reveal About Playoff Behavior Prediction markets are no longer a side experiment running parallel to traditional sports betting. During the 2026 NFL playoffs, they moved […]
Are In-Play Betting Restrictions the First Sign of a Sports Betting Pullback?
Are In-Play Betting Restrictions the First Sign of a Sports Betting Pullback? In-play betting didn’t become the engine of modern sportsbooks by accident. It is frictionless, high-frequency, and perfectly aligned with how people consume sports in 2026: live, mobile, and constantly second-screening. That same “always-on” design is also why in-play is suddenly in the crosshairs. […]
New York In-Play Sports Betting Ban – The First Crack in America’s Live Betting Boom?
By Stephen Crystal – Schedule A Meeting with me at ICE 2026 The New York in-play sports betting ban proposal is less about a single betting feature and more about how lawmakers are beginning to reassess the long-term shape of regulated sports wagering in high-tax states. At a surface level, the bill (Bill A9343) would dramatically […]