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Are prediction markets legal in Nevada?

Partly. Nevada’s courts have gone furthest: injunctions bar Kalshi’s sports, election and entertainment contracts and Polymarket US altogether, and the Ninth Circuit sided with Nevada in August 2026. Novig does not operate there. Kalshi’s economic and crypto contracts remain open, and sports betting itself is legal through state-licensed books.

Of the 26 platforms we review, 5 are open in Nevada, 5 with restrictions and 13 not at all; for 3 the terms do not say. Sports betting in Nevada: legal, licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (gaming.nv.gov).

Not legal advice. Eligibility usually follows where you are when you trade, and a platform can refuse an individual account. Checked 29 September 2026.

What Nevada has done 17

  1. rehearing petitionKalshi

    KalshiEX LLC (Ninth Circuit filing). Kalshi petitioned for panel rehearing and rehearing en banc in the consolidated appeals (25-7516, 25-7187, 25-7831). Kalshi filed a status report on 25 Sep 2026.

    Status: Pending · courtlistener.com ↗

  2. appellate rulingKalshi

    US Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. In KalshiEX v. Assad (No. 25-7516, published), the court affirmed the dissolution of Kalshi's PI as to sports contracts and remanded for the district court to consider election contracts.

    Status: Kalshi petitioned for panel and en banc rehearing on 9 Sep 2026; pending · cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov ↗

  3. appellate rulingCrypto.com Prediction Markets, Robinhood

    US Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. Unpublished memoranda affirmed the denial of preliminary relief to Crypto.com (No. 25-7187) and Robinhood (No. 25-7831), relying on Kalshi v. Assad. Robinhood's memorandum: cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/memoranda/2026/08/28/25-7831.pdf.

    Status: Affirmed; the rehearing petition in the consolidated cases is pending · cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov ↗

  4. settlement / joint stipulationKalshi

    NGCB and Kalshi (filed in First Judicial District Court). In place of contempt, Kalshi admitted the order had been violated and agreed to a third-party multi-source geofence by 12 Aug 2026, with a $120,000/day penalty for missing the deadline (announced 24 Jul).

    Status: In effect; compliance after 12 Aug is UNVERIFIED · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  5. contempt motionKalshi

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB asked the state court to hold Kalshi in contempt because investigators could still enter prohibited contracts from inside Nevada. The NGCB timeline dates the motion 4 Jun 2026; the press release is dated 12 Jun 2026.

    Status: Resolved by the joint stipulation of 23 Jul 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  6. preliminary injunctionPolymarket US

    First Judicial District Court of Nevada (Judge Woodbury). The PI against QCX LLC dba Polymarket US was granted from the bench; NGCB said a written order would follow.

    Status: In effect · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  7. preliminary injunctionKalshi

    First Judicial District Court of Nevada (Judge Woodbury). The PI was granted from the bench on 3 Apr 2026, and the written order was entered on 18 May 2026 (per NGCB). It bars Kalshi from sports-, election- and entertainment-related contracts in Nevada.

    Status: In effect · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  8. TROKalshi

    First Judicial District Court of Nevada. The state court granted NGCB a TRO against Kalshi covering sports, election and entertainment event contracts.

    Status: Superseded by the PI · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  9. remand orderPolymarket US

    US District Court, D. Nev. (Judge Du). Polymarket had removed NGCB's case to federal court. The court remanded it to state court and on 12 Mar 2026 denied a stay pending appeal.

    Status: Polymarket's appeal of the remand (9th Cir. No. 26-1343) is pending; the Ninth Circuit denied reconsideration of a nondispositive order on 28 Aug 2026 · courtlistener.com ↗

  10. lawsuitKalshi

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB filed a civil enforcement action against Kalshi in Nevada state court. Kalshi removed it; D. Nev. remanded it on 2 Mar 2026.

    Status: Pending in state court; Kalshi's appeal of the remand (9th Cir. No. 26-1304) is pending · courtlistener.com ↗

  11. TROPolymarket US

    First Judicial District Court of Nevada. The state court issued a TRO barring Polymarket from offering prohibited event contracts in Nevada.

    Status: Superseded by the PI of 29 May 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  12. lawsuitPolymarket US

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB filed a civil enforcement action in Nevada state court (First Judicial District, Carson City) against Blockratize (Polymarket), QCX LLC (Polymarket US) and Adventure One QSS.

    Status: Pending; the PI was granted on 29 May 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  13. preliminary injunction dissolved / deniedKalshi, Robinhood

    US District Court, D. Nev. (federal cases brought by Kalshi and Robinhood). The federal court dissolved Kalshi's PI and denied Robinhood's. Per NGCB, Robinhood agreed to limit its Nevada event-contract offerings while the appeal was pending.

    Status: The Ninth Circuit affirmed both on 28 Aug 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  14. preliminary injunction deniedCrypto.com Prediction Markets

    US District Court, D. Nev. (federal case brought by Crypto.com). The federal court denied Crypto.com a PI against Nevada enforcement. Per NGCB, Crypto.com agreed to limit its Nevada event-contract offerings while the appeal was pending.

    Status: Limit agreed; the Ninth Circuit affirmed the PI denial on 28 Aug 2026 (No. 25-7187) · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  15. cease-and-desistCrypto.com Prediction Markets

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB sent Crypto.com (NADEX) a cease-and-desist letter; Crypto.com sued in federal court on 4 Jun 2025 (D. Nev. 2:25-cv-00978).

    Status: Crypto.com's PI was denied on 14 Oct 2025; Ninth Circuit affirmed on 28 Aug 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  16. warning letterRobinhood

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB warned Robinhood not to start offering sports event contracts in Nevada. Robinhood sued on 19 Aug 2025 (Robinhood Derivatives v. Dreitzer, D. Nev. 2:25-cv-01541).

    Status: Robinhood's PI was denied on 25 Nov 2025; Ninth Circuit affirmed on 28 Aug 2026 · gaming.nv.gov ↗

  17. cease-and-desistKalshi

    Nevada Gaming Control Board. NGCB sent Kalshi a cease-and-desist letter; Kalshi sued in federal court on 28 Mar 2025 and won a PI on 9 Apr 2025, which was later dissolved.

    Status: Superseded by the state-court enforcement action · gaming.nv.gov ↗

Available 5

Available with restrictions 5

  • KalshiRegulated exchange8.0Restricted

    Sports, election and entertainment contracts are barred under a First Judicial District Court preliminary injunction (Nevada Gaming Control Board). Kalshi agreed to GeoComply geofencing by 12 August 2026. Other contracts remain available.

    Source: gaming.nv.gov ↗ · checked 28 Sept 2026Read the review →

  • PolymarketCrypto · on-chain6.9Restricted

    The international polymarket.com site is closed to US residents: no deposits and no trades. The help centre lists the US as blocked and the API docs list it as close-only. US residents are sent to the separate Polymarket US app, run by QCX LLC (a CFTC DCM). Polymarket US state-level eligibility was not verified because its ToS page loads its text client-side.

    Source: help.polymarket.com ↗ · checked 26 Sept 2026Read the review →

  • Manifold MarketsPlay money3.7Restricted

    These states and DC are ineligible for Prize Drawings, so residents there get play-money (mana) trading only.

    Source: docs.manifold.markets ↗ · checked 26 Sept 2026Read the review →

  • FutuurCustodial · unregulated—Restricted

    Listed in the Terms (updated 24 Jan 2025) among countries whose residents may not use Real-Money Services. Play-money (Ooms) markets stay open, and the app tells users from Restricted Jurisdictions they can still bet play money.

    Source: help.futuur.com ↗ · checked 26 Sept 2026Read the review →

  • ProphetXRegulated exchange—Restricted

    ProphetX says it is “available nationwide” but publishes no excluded-state list; its help centre says access “is restricted from certain locations and IP addresses”. Connecticut reportedly ordered it to stop offering sports contracts to residents (September 2026); the order could not be read on the regulator’s site.

    No country-specific source published · checked 28 Sept 2026Read the review →

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Prediction markets in Nevada: common questions

Are prediction markets legal in Nevada?
Partly. Nevada’s courts have gone furthest: injunctions bar Kalshi’s sports, election and entertainment contracts and Polymarket US altogether, and the Ninth Circuit sided with Nevada in August 2026. Novig does not operate there. Kalshi’s economic and crypto contracts remain open, and sports betting itself is legal through state-licensed books.
Can I use Kalshi in Nevada?
Partly. Kalshi is open in Nevada with restrictions. Sports, election and entertainment contracts are barred under a First Judicial District Court preliminary injunction (Nevada Gaming Control Board). Kalshi agreed to GeoComply geofencing by 12 August 2026. Other contracts remain available.
Can I use Polymarket in Nevada?
Partly. Polymarket is open in Nevada with restrictions. The international polymarket.com site is closed to US residents: no deposits and no trades. The help centre lists the US as blocked and the API docs list it as close-only. US residents are sent to the separate Polymarket US app, run by QCX LLC (a CFTC DCM). Polymarket US state-level eligibility was not verified because its ToS page loads its text client-side.
Can I use FanDuel Predicts in Nevada?
Yes — our records show FanDuel Predicts open in Nevada. FanDuel Predicts is available in all 50 states and DC. Users must be 18+ and verify their identity. It is not available on or near tribal land.
Can I use Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader in Nevada?
Yes — our records show Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader open in Nevada. Clients of Interactive Brokers LLC aged 21+ are eligible for event/forecast contracts; ForecastEx contracts on US election results are limited to eligible US residents.
Can I use Crypto.com Prediction Markets in Nevada?
Yes — our records show Crypto.com Prediction Markets open in Nevada. Prediction Trading (and Sports Event Trading) is a CFTC-regulated feature of the Crypto.com App, offered through Crypto.com | Derivatives North America. The help centre says it is available in the US only.