OPINION: The SAFE Bet Act is an Overstep in Federal Power

OPINION: The SAFE Bet Act is an Overstep in Federal Power

A new federal push to regulate sports betting threatens to override state authority and disrupt carefully crafted local policies. The SAFE Bet Act grants excessive power to the DOJ, raising concerns about selective enforcement and government overreach. WASHINGTON – The reintroduction of the Supporting Affordability … Read more

FBI Raids Polymarket CEO’s Home, Seizing Electronics Amid Election Betting Controversy

FBI Raids Polymarket CEO’s Home, Seizing Electronics Amid Election Betting Controversy

The FBI raided the home of Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan, seizing his electronics amid an investigation into the crypto-based prediction market’s handling of election betting odds. NEW YORK – In a high-profile raid Wednesday morning, FBI agents entered the New York City apartment of Shayne … Read more

Court Of Appeals Hears Wire Act Appeal From Department Of Justice

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The U.S. Court of Appeals of the First Circuit is now hearing an appeal from the Department of Justice on the case of New Hampshire Lottery Commission, et al v. Barr, et al. The case will determine the scope of the Wire Act and whether … Read more

Appeal Filed By DOJ Regarding NH Lottery Wire Act Verdict

New Hampshire and The DOJ in court over the Wire Act

The Wire Act was made into law in 1961 to prevent underground sportsbooks from ruling the industry. When the internet was created, the Wire Act immediately became obsolete, yet no parts of the law were changed. The Department of Justice released an opinion in 2011 … Read more