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Congress weighs role in sports betting prediction market oversight

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The Block reports that lawmakers are considering whether Congress should set rules for sports betting prediction markets as regulators at the state and federal levels continue to disagree over who should oversee them. The outlet says the policy debate persists even as the broader regulatory fight between state and federal authorities remains unresolved, leaving the oversight structure for these prediction markets in question.

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The BlockCongress weighs its role as fight over sports betting prediction market oversight forges on

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