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Carving a legal niche for prediction exchanges in the U.S.
David Pennock favors the Hahn–Tetlock economic purpose test, “in the current legal and political environment”. Hahn and Tetlock argue that presidential betting would pass their economic purpose test, and that sports betting would not pass their test. However, one can … Continue reading →
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Tagged David Pennock, Irish Bank, local sports bars, Niall O'Connor, Paul Architzel, principal banker, sports
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