The Gambling Wire: Kalshi Sues Louisiana as Alberta Reports First iGaming Revenue
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Kalshi has preemptively sued Louisiana over threatened enforcement, while Alberta’s newly regulated iGaming market has reported almost 390,000 player accounts. Kalshi’s legal fight with state officials has expanded to Louisiana, where it filed a preemptive lawsuit claiming it faces an imminent enforcement action. Meanwhile, Alberta released its first iGaming figures, reporting CA$122 million in revenue since its July launch. Elsewhere, President Lula’s reelection cast further doubt on Brazil’s gambling industry, DraftKings and FanDuel face a proposed class action over AI and VIP practices, and Wisconsin tribes are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit challenging online sports betting.
Source: Gambling Insider
