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Arizona files criminal charges against prediction market company Kalshi for alleged illegal gambling operations

Arizona authorities filed 20-count criminal charges against prediction market provider Kalshi, alleging the company operated an illegal gambling business by accepting bets from Arizona residents. Arizona becomes the first U.S. state to file criminal charges against the company.

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HThe HillCENTER177d ago

“Arizona accuses Kalshi of operating illegal gambling business”

NPRNPRLEFT178d ago

“Arizona AG files criminal charges against Kalshi over 'illegal gambling'”

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The criminal charges against Kalshi consist of 20 counts
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