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The best prediction exchanges

Written by Chris F. Masse on June 6, 2008 — Leave a Comment

Midas Oracle: Exchanges

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Prediction Exchanges (a.k.a. Event Derivative Exchanges, Betting Exchanges)

#1. Real-Money Prediction Exchanges

- BetFair – TradeFair

- InTrade – TradeSports

- Betdaq – Global Betting Exchange (my wild anticipation)

- Iowa Electronic Markets

- Smarkets – (my wild anticipation)

#2. Play-Money Prediction Exchanges

- BetFair (play money)

- TradeSports (play money) – InTrade (play money) – WSJ Political Market – FT Predict

- NewsFutures

- HudDub – PunditWatch

- Foresight Exchange

- Reality Markets

- Inkling Markets – CNN Political Market

- Pop Sci Prediction Exchange

- Hollywood Stock Exchange

- The Sim Exchange

- Media Predict

- Yahoo! Buzz Game

- AskMarkets – (my wild anticipation)

- Yahoo!’s Yootopia – (my wild anticipation)

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