About This Session

Join PolicyPartner for a private, invite-only discussion on California's prediction markets regulatory landscape — one of the most consequential and fast-moving state-level policy environments in the country. With platforms generating enormous weekly volume from California users, the state has become the central battleground for questions of federal preemption, state enforcement authority, and licensing obligations that will shape the industry nationally.

PolicyPartner will be joined by senior California regulatory and legal experts to address how Attorney General Rob Bonta's office is positioning for enforcement, what the Ninth Circuit's ruling means for California district courts and the AG's litigation timeline, how the state legislature is approaching prediction markets through pending bills, and what licensing obligations California law may impose on platforms operating in the state. The discussion is designed for senior legal, compliance, and executive attendees who need a forward-looking read on the California environment, not a recap of public filings.
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Date & Time

June 10, 2026
Time TBD ET

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Location

Zoom
Link provided upon RSVP

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Duration

60 minutes

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Access

Private & Invite-Only
Not recorded

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Discussion Topics

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    The Ninth Circuit ruling: what each outcome means for California enforcement timing and the AG's litigation posture
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    AG Bonta's enforcement trajectory: amicus activity, political constraints, and what triggers action
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    State legislation: what AB 1840, AB 2617, and related bills could do and whether any have a realistic path
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    Licensing obligations: what California law may require of prediction market platforms and when compliance pressure materializes