Midterm Blues
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Blunami: The Democratic sweep of Congress has opened a new argument over the future of sports prediction markets. Citizens said they expect President Trump’s veto power to keep the ultimate decision with the Supreme Court but the team at Regulus sees a potentially seismic shift, with Republicans seeking distance from Trump and liquidity providers weighing their legal exposure. Elsewhere, Nebraska rejected OSB, while gubernatorial results in Texas, Ohio and Georgia could create opportunities for gambling expansion.
Also featured in this edition: Colorado, Gov. Jared Polis, Brazil, Macolin Convention, Austria, Malta, Kalshi Ninth and Second Circuit defeats, CFTC, CEA, Better Markets, UK Gambling Commission.
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