Executives call for federal rules on sports betting as financial product

Two industry leaders urged regulators to treat sports betting as a financial instrument rather than gambling during a panel at Consensus Miami 2026. Novig CEO Jacob Fortinsky outlined plans to expand nationwide under a federal framework this summer. Adam Mastrelli of 57 Maiden shared his experience of being banned from major sportsbooks for successful betting.

Speaking Thursday in Miami Beach, Fortinsky described the current sportsbook model as flawed because it limits or bans winning customers. He said sports event contracts should instead be viewed as binary financial products and noted that the global market represents a $2 trillion asset class dominated by legacy operators. Fortinsky added that an earlier state-level effort in Colorado showed regulators prioritize tax revenue over consumer protection or innovation.

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Hong Kong's government has suspended its plan to launch legal basketball betting, citing the rise of prediction markets. Home and Youth Affairs Minister Alice Mak Mei-kuen said the decision considers local circumstances and evolving external conditions to protect public interest. Former lawmaker Doreen Kong Yuk-foon called for predicting technological influences in future policy papers.

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has extended its review period for exchange-traded funds tied to prediction markets. These ETFs from Roundhill, Bitwise, and GraniteShares track odds on political races and economic indicators. The agency is seeking further clarity on their structure and disclosures.

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