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Federal judge blocks Minnesota’s prediction market ban days before it takes effect

A federal judge has issued a temporary injunction halting Minnesota's upcoming ban on prediction market betting.

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What happened

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Minnesota law intended to prohibit most wagers on prediction markets. The legislation was originally scheduled to take effect on August 1.

Coverage from outlets including Reuters, CBS News, and NBC News notes that the state has defended the ban. Law360 reports that the Attorney General's office is involved in the legal defense of the measure, which is described as a first-in-the-nation restriction.

Future updates will track the status of the legal challenge and whether the August 1 implementation date remains subject to further court rulings. Coverage does not yet specify a date for a final decision on the injunction.

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What is the status of the Minnesota prediction market ban?

A federal judge has issued a temporary block on the law.

When was the law originally set to take effect?

The ban was scheduled to begin on August 1.

Is the state defending the law?

Yes, reports from Law360 confirm that Minnesota is defending the ban.

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