The NFL asked the Supreme Court to let states regulate sports prediction markets, arguing contracts on game outcomes are gambling rather than federal financial swaps and raising concerns about manipulation and age limits.

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The NFL asked the Supreme Court to let states regulate sports prediction markets, arguing contracts on game outcomes are gambling rather than federal financial swaps and raising concerns about manipulation and age limits.

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