State ahead: a court has so far let that state enforce its gambling laws.
CFTC ahead: a court has blocked the state, or the state legislated in the CFTC’s favour, as North Carolina did.
Unresolved: both sides have filed and nothing has been decided. Almost all of these are preliminary rulings, so they can flip on appeal.
Sued by the CFTC, in the count below: a separate tally from the map colors above. It counts states the CFTC has filed suit against to block their enforcement — regardless of who's currently winning that case.
),
circuit: A circuit is a regional federal appeals court. There are twelve, each covering a block of states, and a ruling from one binds every state underneath it. That is why a single decision can settle the question for nine states at once, and why two circuits disagreeing sends the issue to the Supreme Court.,
platform: Where a platform is a defendant. The CFTC has sued nine states over this: Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island and Wisconsin. Hyperliquid appears nowhere here.,
trade: What a retail trader can do today, which is not the same as who is winning. Platforms geofence ahead of rulings, so a state can be unresolved in court and still have sports contracts switched off.
};
function StatusBadge({ status }) {
return {PMT.statusLabel[status]};
}
function KindChip({ children }) {
return {children};
}
function StatePanel({ abbr, onClear, onPlatform }) {
const s = PMT.states.find((x) => x.abbr === abbr);
if (!s) return null;
const [tLabel, tNote] = PMT.tradeCopy[s.trade];
const circ = s.circuit === "DC" ? "D.C. Circuit" : s.circuit + ordinal(s.circuit) + " Circuit";
return (
{[[counts.state, "states enforcing"], [counts.cftc, "CFTC ahead"], [counts.unresolved, "unresolved"], [9, "sued by the CFTC"]].map(([n, l]) => (
{n}
{l}
))}
{selected ? "Select another state, or clear the selection to see the whole map." : "Select a state for its cases, dates, sources and what you can trade there."}
