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Massachusetts has active court proceedings involving prediction-market event contracts, but none of the three cited sources were readable on this review cycle, so no grounded posture can be published today.

• Massachusetts is a state where something is clearly in motion around prediction-market event contracts, but the specific details — exactly what is restricted, for whom, and under what conditions — could not be verified from public documents on this review cycle. The three reference links on this card point to the Suffolk Superior Court complaint, the Massachusetts AG press release, and Reuters reporting. All three are legitimate sources; only the automated fetch was blocked or returned an error. Opening them in a normal browser should show the current status. Based on public records, the core question for Massachusetts families is whether a given platform holds a Massachusetts Gaming Commission sports-wagering license — that appears to be the operative threshold described in the proceedings on file.

• Open the Massachusetts AG press release link directly in your browser — it should load normally and describes the January 2026 court order in plain language. To check whether the injunction is still in force or has been appealed, search the Suffolk Superior Court Business Litigation Session docket for Commonwealth v. KalshiEX, LLC.