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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 6 MIN

Sports Betting vs. Prediction Markets: The Next Legal Showdown

from Sports Business Podcast with Prof. C - Fordham Gabelli School of Business · host Mark Conrad, Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University

In 2026, a new competition is reshaping the sports betting landscape and it has nothing to do with athletes or teams. Instead, it is a legal and regulatory conflict between state-licensed sports betting operators and a new class of federally regulated prediction markets. In this episode, Prof. C explores how this dispute could redefine sports betting regulation, shift billions of dollars in tax revenue, and permanently alter the balance of power between state governments and federal regulators. Host and Executive Producer: Mark Conrad Producer: Victoria Ilano Additional Production: Jeffrey Haynes Artwork: Pamela V. White Marketing: Michelle Miller Music: ”MarcusWay/Energetic Pop Punk/Tribe of Noise”

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