Federal Court Blocks Minnesota's First-In-The-Nation Law Banning Prediction Markets

Source: HuffPost· HuffPost· July 28, 2026
Federal Court Blocks Minnesota's First-In-The-Nation Law Banning Prediction Markets

The law, which was scheduled to take effect Saturday, would have made it a crime to create or operate prediction markets or help administer nearly any activity connected to one.

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