NFL asks Supreme Court to let states regulate prediction markets
- —NFL filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on October 8, 2026, backing New Jersey against Kalshi
- —NFL-related contracts topped $1.8 billion on the season's first Sunday, over half of the $3.3 billion traded that day
- —The league wants a minimum betting age of 21; Kalshi currently allows users aged 18 and up
- —A bipartisan group of 39 states and the District of Columbia filed a brief supporting New Jersey
Why it matters: If the Supreme Court sides with states, prediction market platforms could face dozens of separate licensing regimes instead of a single federal framework.
Source: Crypto Briefing