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If the British legal betting companies offer bets on the sport, it is because there is demand for bets on the sport —and if that demand were not offered in a regulated environment, it would be filled in an unregulated one (like what we see with TradeSports-InTrade and MatchBook in the US market).

Posted on April 28, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

Mark Davies of BetFair (PDF file): International Leaders in Sport conference, Auckland, New Zealand. April 3-4th 2008. Keynote speech, April 4th. Mark Davies, Betfair. “New Understandings in Sports Betting” Minister, ladies and gentlemen… Thank you very much for your kind … Continue reading →

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Should political parties draw up a code of practice to make sure candidates don’t put money on their prediction markets during elections?

Posted on November 2, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

A British commentator gives his opinions on the Guardian site.

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Jim Cramer’s Manipulating Futures 101

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

Thomas Kostigen: [...] [Jim] Cramer was smart enough to realize that the capital markets are played just like a professional sports game. He decided some time ago to become a commentator. So it should be no surprise that he would … Continue reading →

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If the British legal betting companies offer bets on the sport, it is because there is demand for bets on the sport —and if that demand were not offered in a regulated environment, it would be filled in an unregulated one (like what we see with TradeSports-InTrade and MatchBook in the US market).

Should political parties draw up a code of practice to make sure candidates don’t put money on their prediction markets during elections?

Jim Cramer’s Manipulating Futures 101

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