Important Notice Regarding Prediction Markets
While prediction market and event contract platforms have gained popularity and expanded operations, these entities are not licensed by the Commission to offer sports wagering in New York State and are operating unlawfully. The Commission strongly encourages New Yorkers to only patronize our licensed sports wagering operators that are required to have important safeguards and player protection mechanisms in place. The Commission has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a prominent prediction market operator demanding that company stop illegally operating, advertising, promoting, administering, managing, or otherwise making available sports wagering and/or a mobile sports wagering platform in New York.
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Ensuring the Integrity of NY's Gaming Industry

The New York State Gaming Commission regulates all aspects of legal gaming activity in the State, including horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering, Class III Indian Gaming, the state lottery (including video lottery terminals), commercial gaming, sports wagering, interactive fantasy sports, and charitable gaming.

New York's public schools, local governments, charitable organizations, small business, agriculture and economic development, and more benefit from gaming revenues.

2024 Revenue Distribution Where the Money Goes

  • $4.38 Billion for New York's Public Schools
  • $41.3 Million for New York's Charitable Organizations
  • $63 Million for New York's Local Governments
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Promoting Responsible Gaming Practices
Responsible Gaming

The Gaming Commission promotes responsible gaming practices across all forms of legal gambling, whether it be sports wagering, casino gaming, the lottery, horse racing, or bingo. Learn how to set healthy boundaries, identify signs of problem gambling, and/or self-exclude from all gaming opportunities.
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