NFL opposes federal prediction market oversight, joins states in Supreme Court case

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The National Football League has joined a legal pushback against federal oversight of prediction markets. The NFL sided with state regulators and SEC Chair Gary Gensler in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court. They oppose federal authority over these markets, which include sports betting. This stance aligns them with one of the original authors of the law in question. The Supreme Court is being asked to intervene in the regulatory dispute.

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