Young Gambling Addict Blew Through $100,000 On Sports Betting — But It Didn’t End There
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Kalshi and Polymarket have rapidly expanded their businesses by offering contracts tied to the outcomes of sporting events, political contests and other real-world events. The companies argue that their platforms function differently from traditional sportsbooks because users trade against one another rather than betting directly against the house.
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- ZeroHedgeWith Its War On Prediction Markets, The Gaming Lobby Plays A Bad Hand5 days ago
- The Daily CallerYoung Gambling Addict Blew Through $100,000 On Sports Betting — But It Didn’t End There 8 days ago
- AxiosBuffett and Kalshi: Two views of America's gambling boomabout 2 months ago
- Google NewsNCAA admits the Brendan Sorsby case could be the "thunderbolt moment" it needed - NBC Sports3 months ago
- APJudge clears QB Brendan Sorsby to play for Texas Tech despite NCAA ban for gambling3 months ago
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