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Tag Archives: sports events
IN-PLAY BETTING: BetFair is already compliant with the Gambling Commission’s first pointer.
The UK Gambling Commission is not “coming after BetFair and Betdaq”. They’ll be looking at all operators. Almost all UK-based betting operators (betting exchanges and bookmakers) offer “in-play” betting, these days. The UK Gambling Commission’s approach (so far) to in-play … Continue reading
Is the promise of prediction markets in the United States best explored in limited, small stakes markets under a CFTC safe harbor declaration?
I haven’t turned up the latest edition of Science magazine mentioned yesterday by Chris F. Masse, but a version of the Science article “The Promise of Prediction Markets“, is available from the AEI Center for Regulatory and Market Studies (find … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Economics, Politics, Regulations
Tagged AEI Center for Regulatory and Market Studies, American Enterprise Institute, CFTC, Charles R. Plott, Chris F. Masse, Congress, Daniel Kahneman, event derivative markets, event derivatives, hard-core PM, Iowa Electronic Markets, prediction markets, Regulations, Robert Hahn, Shyam Sunder, sports events, United States, USD
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YooNew, fears and hopes
YooNew is an online exchange based in New York City where fans may buy and sell “ticket derivatives”. The ticket derivatives are rights to tickets conditional on certain teams playing in certain playoff matches. So if you were to buy … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Market Proposals), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged fantasy sports, fantasy sports league, individual athlete, New England Patriots, New York City, non-sports questions, online exchange, professional sports organization, simulation, simulation sports game, simulation sports team, sports events, USD
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