What betting markets got right and wrong about Trump’s victory
In general, markets gave shorter odds to Donald Trump, who won comfortably, than would have been implied by the neck-and-neck polls or political models, like the one published by The Economist. On Polymarket Mr Trump’s chances of victory never dipped far below 50%,
Wagers have been flooding in for weeks after a ruling opened the door to U.S. users placing bets on ballot outcomes, blurring ...
The penalty for betting on the identity of the next pope was excommunication. Five centuries later, the urge to bet on ...
Polymarket garnered attention after a trader revealed to be a French national had placed bets worth $30 million on a victory ...
The 119th United States Congress may have some interest in the legality and regulation of election wagering even now that the election has passed.
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Perspective: The slippery slope of betting on electionsLast month, the courts cleared the way for Americans to buy event contracts, which is just a fancy way to say “place a bet ...
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Betting on politics: This is where the odds stand in the presidential racePolitical polls have long been used to track where voters stand on certain races and issues. But a new non-traditional method of predicting election outcomes has gained in popularity: betting.
This year's presidential election is awfully close, according to most polls, pundits and the campaigns themselves. But one ...
Prediction marketplace Kalshi has rolled out more markets for betting on United States political events in a bid to keep ...
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