Sports betting addiction

New federal cases per week

Not tracked for this tort, because its cases are not centralized in one federal court.

What changed

• Oct 27, 2026
  News
  FanDuel and DraftKings Hit With Class Action Lawsuit in Louisiana

  Gambling News
• Oct 26, 2026
  News
  Louisiana Class Action Alleges FanDuel, DraftKings Apps Are Defective

  RG
• Oct 24, 2026
  News
  Class action suit against FanDuel and DraftKings filed in Louisiana

  cenlanow
• Oct 23, 2026
  News
  Wisconsin Tribes Ask Judge to Dismiss Online Sports Betting Lawsuit

  RG
• Oct 23, 2026
  News
  Class action suit against FanDuel and DraftKings filed in Louisiana

  KLFY
• Oct 23, 2026
  News
  Class action suit against FanDuel and DraftKings filed in Louisiana

  MyArkLaMiss on MSN
• Oct 23, 2026
  News
  Class action lawsuit against FanDuel, DraftKings filed in Louisiana

  WGMB/WVLA Baton Rouge on MSN
• Oct 23, 2026
  News
  Class action suit against FanDuel and DraftKings filed in Louisiana

  WGNO on MSN
• Oct 21, 2026
  News
  Utah Attorney General Targets Kalshi in Lawsuit Over Alleged Illegal Gambling Profits

  Crowdfund Insider
• Oct 20, 2026
  News
  Utah Attorney General declares online gambling public nuisance in lawsuit against Kalshi

  KFOX-TV
• Oct 20, 2026
  News
  Utah Calls Kalshi a “Back-Alley Gambling Den” in New Lawsuit

  CoinCentral
• Mar 24, 2026
  Case event
  Two Philadelphia men, Christopher Sage and Terry Thompson, filed a product liability lawsuit in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County against FanDuel, DraftKings, the NFL, and the data company Genius Sports. They are represented by the Public Health Advocacy Institute at Northeastern University School of Law. The suit centers on in-game microbetting and alleges the apps were engineered to maximize gambling addiction through AI-driven targeting, push notifications, and promotion of microbets. These are allegations.

  bettorsinsider.com
• May 7, 2025
  Case event
  The defendants removed Baltimore's lawsuit from state court to the U.S. District Court in Maryland on the basis of diversity jurisdiction. Baltimore said it would ask for the case to be sent back to the Circuit Court.

  foxbaltimore.com
• Apr 3, 2025
  Case event
  The City of Baltimore sued DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of FanDuel, in Baltimore City Circuit Court. The complaint alleges the companies use misleading promotions such as bonus bets to attract bettors and then use data and analytics to keep problem gamblers betting, in violation of the city's Consumer Protection Ordinance. The city seeks statutory penalties and a court order requiring the companies to stop targeting people with gambling disorders. FanDuel said it does not comment on pending litigation and that it is confident it operates in accordance with all laws, including those enforced by Maryland's Lottery and Gaming Control Commission. DraftKings did not provide a statement. These are allegations. No court has ruled on them.

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