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The National Football League has expressed concern over certain types of bets offered by prediction market apps. The league has written to these apps to reiterate its concerns. The NFL's concerns specifically relate to what it considers objectionable bets, as well as certain trades.
Further details on the situation are available from the source. The NFL's actions indicate a desire to regulate or restrict certain types of bets, although specific outcomes or resolutions have not been reported.
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