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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Where is the libertarian critique of Justin Wolfers’ Op-Ed on point-shaving betting in the New York Times?
Nowhere. Not on Freakonomics. Not on Marginal Revolution. Not on Caveat Bettor. Nobody asked the good questions: Why is it that point-shaving betting is so popular? Could it be that bettors like point-shaving betting very much for good reasons? And … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Betting, Politics, Regulations
Tagged America, appropriate systems, Justin Wolfers, legal sports gamblings, Michael Giberson, National Basketball Association, NBA, Niall O'Connor, prediction markets, sports authorities, sports bodies, sports corruption, sports gambling, the New York Times, United Kingdom, United States
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Event derivative trader Vancheeswaran has been expelled from the TradeSports-InTrade forum.
And, of course, no reason was cited. Trade Exchange Network Membership Information Dear vancheeswaran, The site administrators have removed your access rights: Violation of T&Cs powered by eve community<http://eve.groupee.com/landing/goto.php?a=community> Hummm… Quite vague. Do they dislike the truth, at Intrade-TradeSports? Here … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged ALL, America, Bryan Whitman, event derivative trader, Japan, John Delaney, National Security Advisor, North Korea, prediction market trader, prediction markets, Sea of Japan, Stephen Hadley, Trader, U.S. military, United States, US government, Vancheeswaran, White House
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Guess where Flutter founder Vince Monical is working right now??
At Google, of course. As “Director of Commerce and Analytics”. – Flutter was bought out by BetFair in December 2001 —a “merger”, they said. – Justin Wolfers knows Vince Monical too well. PDF
IPO Price Discovery
Since the launch of the simExchange, stocks and futures contracts have debuted at a price suggested by the submitter of the game with some adjustment by the admins of the simExchange. This price was generally too high or too low, … Continue reading
Boeing X-48B prediction markets, anyone??
Air Force Times – Blended-wing aircraft starts test flights — Psstt… On July 9, 20007, we asked for ScramJet prediction markets. PopSci’s PPX has just opened a prediction market on whether a scramjet-powered vehicle will reach a top speed of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Market Proposals), Exchanges & Markets, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged Boeing, X-48B
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TYLER COWEN’S BOOK – Discover Your Inner Economist: Use Incentives to Fall in Love, Survive Your Next Meeting, and Motivate Your Dentist.
ASKING THE MIDAS ORACLE READERS TO CHEAT ON TYLER COWEN. DO YOU KNOW THE URL OF TYLER COWEN’S SECRET BLOG?? IF YES, PLEASE, SEND ITS URL TO CHRIS MASSE. ANONYMITY GUARANTEED. AND I PROMISE I WON’T PUBLISH IT. [I’m testing … Continue reading
How to win on the Betfair markets
Just a little about myself. My name is Pete Nordsted I am a Betfair accredited trainer and I have been trading on Betfair now for the last 3 years with a modicum of success and am now getting better by … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Betting, Exchanges & Markets, Market Trading
Tagged BetFair, cricket, football, GBP, golf, horse racing, Las Vegas, low risk systems, Pete Nordsted, prediction markets, snooker, tennis, The Disciplined Trader, Trader, www.tradeonsports.blogspot.com, www.tradeonsports.co.uk
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Book Summary of Steve Levitt’s Freakonomics on YouTube
Book Summary of Steve Levitt’s Freakonomics on YouTube – Part 1 Book Summary of Steve Levitt’s Freakonomics on YouTube – Part 2 Book Summary of Steve Levitt’s Freakonomics on YouTube – Part 3 + YouTube – Steve Dubner’s Freakonomics lecture … Continue reading
How to expand the offerings of real-money and play-money event derivatives
#1. DIY prediction markets, a la Inkling Markets. Con: nobody will come to trade it. #2. Ask the big prediction exchanges (BetFair, TradeSports-InTrade, NewsFutures) to float your X proposals. Con: very difficult to get the higher-ups to listen to you. … Continue reading