Massachusetts’ attorney general has amended a lawsuit against Kalshi over sports betting. The complaint alleges the company targeted people under 21 through social media and university-campus marketing.
Massachusetts’ attorney general has amended a lawsuit against Kalshi over sports betting. The complaint alleges the company targeted people under 21 through social media and university-campus marketing.
The amendment matters because it expands the case to include allegations about how Kalshi marketed its services to younger users, adding another issue for the company to address in court.
Massachusetts’ attorney general has filed an amended lawsuit against Kalshi over sports betting after a judge granted permission for the revised complaint on Tuesday.
The amendment matters because it expands the case to include allegations about how Kalshi marketed its services to younger users, adding another issue for the company to address in court.
According to the complaint, Kalshi targeted people under 21 through social media. It also alleges that the company conducted marketing on university campuses.
The allegations remain part of an ongoing legal dispute and have not been established as findings by the court. The next developments will depend on how the amended claims proceed through the judicial process.
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