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Apparently Law advises on gaming and prediction-market law in every U.S. state and territory, working with local counsel where a jurisdiction requires it.

  1. Sweepstakes and social casinoDual-currency models, free-entry design, official rules, and the states that treat them differently.
  2. Prediction markets and event contractsThe CFTC, state gaming law, and the businesses built around both.
  3. Skill games and fantasyFantasy and pick’em, skill-game classification, esports wagering and peer-to-peer play.
  4. Sports betting and iGamingOperator, supplier and vendor licensing across the regulated real-money market.
  5. Tribal gaming, pari-mutuel and lotteriesTribal compacts, racing, state lotteries and charitable gaming.
  6. Loot boxes and emerging modelsIn-game assets, tokens, and structures the statutes did not anticipate.

All 50 states and territories with local counsel where a jurisdiction requires it.

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