Colorado Supreme Court Rules Daily Fantasy Sports Are Not Subject to State Gambling Laws
Published Mar 14, 2017 | Updated Apr 03, 2026 | 1 min read
The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled that daily fantasy sports companies are not subject to Colorado’s laws regulating gambling, limiting regulatory oversight by the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission. This decision stems from a legal challenge regarding the commission’s authority to regulate daily fantasy sports operators within the state. The court concluded that daily fantasy sports do not fall under the state’s definition of gambling, thereby excluding these companies from gaming control regulation. The ruling has significant implications for the daily fantasy sports industry in Colorado, clarifying the legal status and regulatory boundaries for these businesses in the state.
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