'Event Contracts' or Betting? Man Sues Kalshi After Losing $308K, Claiming It Is Illegal 'Gambling'

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Scott A. Bright alleges Kalshi enabled illegal gambling through sports contracts and seeks restitution after claiming more than $308,000 in losses. Kalshi disputes the allegations.

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'Event Contracts' or Betting? Man Sues Kalshi After Losing $308K, Claiming It Is Illegal 'Gambling'
Scott A. Bright alleges Kalshi enabled illegal gambling through sports contracts and seeks restitution after claiming more than $308,000 in losses. Kalshi disputes the allegations.

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'Event Contracts' or Betting? Man Sues Kalshi After Losing $308K, Claiming It Is Illegal 'Gambling'

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