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Polymarket, DraftKings accused of violating South Carolina ban on sports betting
A South Carolina lawyer is suing Polymarket and DraftKings, claiming they violate the state's 1912 sports betting ban by offering prediction markets as event contracts. The lawsuit, filed under a colonial-era law, accuses the companies of fueling gambling addiction and exploiting bettors through rigged systems. Similar past lawsuits against Kalshi and Robinhood were previously filed in the state.
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