7 trackers are live as of 14 November 2026, each rebuilt from the 207 gambling lawsuits on record, and the rest of the 19 planned lists appear here as they are published.
A tracker is a sorted view of the case records, never a separate list, and each shows its facts-checked date and a CSV of its rows.
Deadlines are read from the preliminary approval orders and the administrators' sites; the High 5 dates rest on the settlement site because the amending order was not retrieved; checked 14 November 2026.
Claims you can still file: what the open-claims tracker shows today
4 US consumer settlements accept claims as of 14 November 2026: the Pulsz six-state settlement until 30 November 2026, the High 5 Games Washington settlement until 4 January 2027 per the settlement site, and the New York Attorney General's VGW Sweeps Coin redemption until 31 August 2027, which is an administrative settlement, not a court case.
Every per-person figure on this site is an estimate with its formula shown. The three sit in two of the 19 categories of all gambling lawsuits by category.
The open settlements, with deadline and estimated share, are in the table.
| Settlement | Court and docket | Deadline | Administrator and official site | Estimated share and formula | Id |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulsz six-state settlement | Franklin County Circuit Court, Alabama, 33-CV-2025-900072.00 per the settlement site | 30 November 2026 (election, exclusion, objection) | EisnerAmper, ysisettlement.com | Estimated 23 percent of net spend in cash before deductions, cash pool capped at about USD 3,500,000, reduced pro rata by fees, administration and incentive awards | GL-US-0202 |
| High 5 Games Washington verdict and settlement | W.D. Wash. 3:18-cv-05275 | 4 January 2027 per the settlement site | JND Legal Administration, high5lawsuit.com | Not calculable until claims are counted: pro rata on in-app purchases after fees, from a non-reversionary fund of USD 12,000,000 minimum | GL-US-0010 |
| New York AG v. VGW Sweeps Coin redemption | Assurance of Discontinuance No. 26-052, no court | 31 August 2027 under paragraph 18 | VGW handles requests; no form has been published | Cash value of Sweeps Coins held on 2 June 2025, about USD 1 per coin; no cash from the USD 8,000,000 paid to the State | GL-US-0225 |
A Maltese liquidation also invites player-balance claims with no published deadline. Deadlines, proof needed and administrators are on open gambling class action settlements by deadline.
How to read a tracker: status words, as-of dates and days left
Every row carries a status word from a fixed list (filed, motion to dismiss, certified, settled preliminary, settled final, claims open, claims closed, paid, judgment, dismissed, appealed, stayed, withdrawn) and the date it was read from the record, because a complaint states one side's allegations and only the court's orders decide anything.
Days left are counted against the build day. A status marked per the court tracker comes from a law-firm tracker and is never the only source. Each deadline type is explained in claim, exclusion and objection deadlines explained.
A payout figure is always an estimate: the fund less fees, costs, administration and incentive awards, shared by recognized spend across valid claims. In the Pulsz cash election an estimated USD 1,000 of net spend is about USD 230 before pro rata deductions; try your own numbers in the gambling settlement payout per person calculator.
Every tracker on this site
19 trackers are planned and the table lists all of them, with the 7 that are live today marked and the others shown as unlinked names until they are published.
Claims, deadlines and money
Three lists follow the money: open claims by deadline, settlements by year and amount (funds summed per currency), and the arbitration list that says which consumer cases were sent to arbitration and which stayed in court.
Court status by state
Two lists answer state questions with court orders: the Kalshi status by state tracker, built from 51 dated facts rows, and the matrix of states suing Kalshi and states sued by the CFTC (6 CFTC suits as of 13 November 2026), with the sweepstakes bans and loss-recovery statutes lists alongside.
Court lines by jurisdiction
Five lists follow a court line outside the United States: Court of Justice judgments by country, Gambling Commission court cases, Brazil's betting ban before the STF, Polymarket in Europe, and Canadian lottery-pool disputes.
What moved: new filings, changes and appeals
Three feeds show movement: new filings this month (0 cases filed since 15 September 2026), what changed in the last 60 days (12 status changes in the same window), and pending appeals and high-court cases.
Trackers and tools, what each answers and what it is rebuilt from
The table is the complete list; a name without a link is not yet published.
| Tracker or tool | What it answers | Rebuilt from | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open claims by deadline | Which settlements accept claims, until when, with what proof | Status and deadline fields of every case | Live |
| Gambling settlements by year and amount | How large each settlement fund was, by year and currency | Fund, currency and status date | Live |
| Kalshi court status in every state | What each state's court orders say about Kalshi | Dated Kalshi status rows, one per state | Live |
| States suing Kalshi and states sued by the CFTC | Which states sued Kalshi and which the CFTC sued | State suit records and CFTC releases | Live |
| Sweepstakes casino bans by state | Which states ban sweepstakes casinos and since when | State statutes and enforcement records | Live |
| Gambling loss recovery statutes by US state | Which states let a player recover gambling losses | Statute citations per state | Live |
| Court of Justice gambling judgments by country | What the Court of Justice decided, by member state | EU court case records | Live |
| Gambling Commission court cases | Which UK court cases involve the Gambling Commission | UK court and regulator records | Planned |
| Pending appeals and high court gambling cases | Which cases are before an appeals or supreme court | Cases with status appealed | Planned |
| Gambling lawsuits by US state | How many cases each state has, by status | State field of every case | Planned |
| What changed in gambling litigation in the last 60 days | Which statuses moved recently | Status dates | Planned |
| Brazil betting ban and the STF | Where Brazil's betting rules stand before the Supreme Federal Court | Brazilian court records | Planned |
| New gambling lawsuits filed this month | What was filed in the last 30 days | Filing dates | Planned |
| Lottery pool and stolen ticket disputes in Canadian courts | How Canadian courts treat lottery pool disputes | Canadian court records | Planned |
| Polymarket in Europe | Which European authorities and courts acted on Polymarket | Regulator and court records | Planned |
| Gambling cases and arbitration clauses | Which consumer cases went to arbitration | Orders on motions to compel arbitration | Planned |
| Gambling settlement payout per person calculator | Estimates a share from a fund, fees and claim rate | Formula fields of settled cases | Live |
| Search all gambling lawsuits | Finds a case by brand, court or name | Every case record | Live |
| Gambling settlement eligibility checker | Whether a class definition covers you | Class definitions in court orders | Live |
| Online casino refund estimate (Germany and Austria) | Estimates a refund claim from German and Austrian rulings | Court decisions and statutes | Planned |
| Claim deadline alerts | Signs up for an alert before a claim deadline | Deadline fields of open claims | Planned |
| Check a gambling claim site | Compares a claim website with the court record | Administrators and dockets on record | Planned |
New filings, rulings and deadline changes are reported as they happen in gambling lawsuit news: filings, rulings and deadline changes.
Dates to watch in the next 90 days
4 dated court events fall in the next 30 days as of 14 November 2026, and the list below runs 90 days ahead.
- 19 November 2026: Court of Justice judgment in C-683/24 (Malta Bill 55 reference).
- 23 November 2026: Kalshi v. Louisiana, W.D. La. 1:26-cv-04476, hearing scheduled per the court tracker.
- 24 November 2026: Michigan contempt hearing against Kalshi, scheduled per the court tracker.
- 30 November 2026: Pulsz election, exclusion and objection deadline.
- 30 November 2026: Louisiana Attorney General hearing, scheduled per the court tracker.
- 7 December 2026: Supreme Court responses due in 26-299, 26-338 and 26-344.
- 31 December 2026: Pulsz fairness hearing, Russellville, Alabama.
- 4 January 2027: High 5 claims deadline, per the settlement site.
- 28 January 2027: Bundesgerichtshof, Urteil in der Sache I ZR 216/25.
- 8 February 2027: High 5 final approval hearing, per the settlement site.
Pending appeals are on the appeals and high courts tracker.
How the trackers are built
Every tracker is a query over the same case records, rebuilt on every build, with the facts-checked date in its first line and a CSV of its rows under CC BY 4.0, free to download from open data: download the case database.
Counts are rendered from the records, never typed. Official claim sites are named as in the court notice and never hosted, and administrators come from the appointing order, listed under settlement administrators handling gambling cases.
Questions people ask
How can I track my settlement check?
Through the administrator named in the court's preliminary approval order, never through this site: gambling settlements since 2021 paid 69 to 196 days after final approval and 279 to 344 days after preliminary approval. The measured intervals are on how long gambling settlements take from filing to payment.
How do I look up a gambling class action settlement?
Search the case records by brand, court or case name; every settled case shows its status, deadline and official claim site. The search sits at search all gambling lawsuits.
What is the average payout per person in a class action lawsuit?
No gambling settlement publishes an average, because each share is the net fund divided across valid claims, and the claim rate is known only after the deadline. The formula and worked cases are in class action payout per person in gambling settlements.
What this section does not cover
Unclaimed-money lists, "no proof of purchase" listicles and settlements outside gambling, including the Google USD 700 million payout, are not tracked here. This site files no claim and hosts no form; see how to spot fake settlement and claim sites.
Sources and method
Of the 207 cases behind these trackers, 198 carry a status read from an order, docket or filed complaint; the rest rely on court press releases, regulator filings and the Bransfield and Foley trackers, flagged as leads.
GamblingLawsuits.org is a non-profit public record: filing a claim is free, and we are not a law firm or a claims administrator. Sourcing is in our methodology.
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