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The European Lotteries (EL) has issued a warning regarding prediction markets, advising caution from a regulatory perspective. The organization, representing state-owned lotteries in Europe, urged policymakers and business leaders to approach prediction markets carefully.
The UK Gambling Commission is implementing a revised compliance framework for land-based gaming machines after a consultation received 1,065 responses. These changes follow a consultation paper launched in January 2025 that covered the Gaming Machine Technical Standards (GMTS), Gaming Machine Testing Strategy, and Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP).
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has submitted two event contract rules to the White House for review. This move aims to classify prediction markets as swaps, placing them under federal rather than state gambling oversight.
Brazilian authorities are seeking to block 5,209 betting-related domains following the enforcement of a nationwide prohibition on fixed-odds betting. Telecommunications regulator Anatel had already issued blocking orders for 2,387 of these domains by September 29.
Prediction markets are confronting a regulatory dispute within the US, as companies like Kalshi and Polymarket, alongside allies, plan to invest at least $3 million. This funding is designated for lobbying efforts and campaign contributions in 2026 to influence the outcome.