California federal court bans Kalshi from offering sports contracts on plaintiff tribe's land
Original headline加州联邦法院禁止 Kalshi 在原告部落土地提供体育合约
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A federal court in California has granted a preliminary injunction barring Kalshi Inc. and KalshiEX from offering sports contracts on the plaintiff tribes' Indian lands, covering baseball, tennis, soccer, basketball, esports, racing, boxing and UFC events. Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley approved the request on Nov. 4 in the Northern District of California. The tribes must give Kalshi a map marking their land boundaries by Nov. 13, and Kalshi must report its compliance measures to the court within 21 days of the order. The ruling matters because it tests whether Kalshi's federally regulated event contracts must yield to tribal gaming exclusivity on reservation territory. What to watch next is the boundary map and Kalshi's compliance filing, which will define the geographic scope of the restriction.
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Kalshi, Native American tribes, Jacqueline Scott Corley, California federal court