State guide · updated July 2026

Prediction markets in Nevada

RestrictedNV

Nevada is the most restrictive state for prediction markets. The Gaming Control Board has actively challenged event contract platforms, and access for Nevada residents is limited even on CFTC-regulated venues.

State regulator
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Recommended platforms
None — access is constrained
Notable regulatory action
In 2023 the NGCB issued cease-and-desist letters to platforms offering sports event contracts, asserting they fall under the state's gaming framework.
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Platform availability in Nevada

K
Kalshi

Kalshi access is currently restricted in Nevada.

4.7/5
CFTC-regulatedRestricted in Nevada
P
Polymarket

Polymarket is not legally available to US residents.

4.3/5
OffshoreRestricted in Nevada
F
ForecastEx

Available to Nevada residents subject to ForecastEx's standard KYC.

4.4/5
CFTC-regulatedAvailable in Nevada
Important Nevada disclaimer. Legal status of prediction markets is fluid and varies between state regulators, the CFTC and individual platforms. Information here is illustrative and may change. Always check the platform's current terms and your state's most recent guidance before trading.

FAQ

Nevada prediction market questions

Are prediction markets legal in Nevada?+

Nevada is the most restrictive state for prediction markets. The Gaming Control Board has actively challenged event contract platforms, and access for Nevada residents is limited even on CFTC-regulated venues.

Is Kalshi available in Nevada?+

Kalshi access is currently restricted in Nevada.

Are sports event contracts available in Nevada?+

Sports event contracts are subject to the same federal CFTC framework and are generally accessible to Nevada residents, though that may change.

What should I know before signing up from Nevada?+

Confirm the platform's current state availability on its own site before depositing funds. Use only regulated US exchanges; trade only what you can afford to lose; and read each platform's risk and terms documentation.