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Michigan judge blocks Kalshi from allowing residents to place sports bets

A Michigan judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting Kalshi from offering sports bets and event contracts to state residents.

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A Michigan judge blocked Kalshi from operating and ordered the platform to stop taking sports trades. Attorney General Nessel secured a restraining order after the judge ruled the platform skirted gambling law.

Kalshi was forced to temporarily suspend online sports betting and event contracts in the state.

Epilogue added 22d ago, after coverage quieted.

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A judge in Michigan has blocked the prediction market Kalshi from operating sports event contracts and wagers within the state. The ruling comes after Attorney General Nessel secured a restraining order to stop the platform's activities.

Coverage from Reuters, Detroit Free Press, and Crain's Grand Rapids Business emphasizes that the court found Kalshi was skirting gambling laws. Other outlets, including Spectrum News and AOL, note that the suspension of these online sports betting services is temporary.

Future developments include the resolution of Kalshi's legal status in Michigan and a separate legal action in which Kalshi is suing an Ohio regulator to block a planned $5 million fine.

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Answered

Why was Kalshi ordered to stop operating in Michigan?

A judge ruled that the platform was skirting gambling law.

Who initiated the legal action against Kalshi in Michigan?

Attorney General Nessel secured the restraining order.

Is Kalshi facing legal issues in other states?

According to sbcamericas.com, Kalshi is suing an Ohio regulator to try to block a planned $5 million fine.

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