The Michigan Gaming Control Board has officially withdrawn from the National Council on Problem Gambling. The regulatory agency announced the departure following the council's $2 million partnership with prediction market platform Kalshi.
Partnership Details and Board Action
The state authority cited the financial arrangement as the direct reason for ending its membership. The $2 million investment from Kalshi into the national organization's operations prompted the board to reassess its ongoing affiliation. Officials confirmed that the withdrawal takes effect immediately after the announcement.The Michigan Gaming Control Board maintains oversight of gambling regulations within the state. The National Council on Problem Gambling continues to operate as an independent nonprofit entity focused on gambling harm prevention.