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Tag Archives: sports leagues
BetFair-TradeFair fights corruption, while TradeSports-InTrade does not.
— BetFair-TradeFair is legal and has ethics, while TradeSports-InTrade is not and has none. — Via Steve Roman who provides the recap and another excerpt, The New York Times: [...] At the center of the investigation is Betfair, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Regulations
Tagged Analysis (Data) - Sports / Politics Corruption, Argentina, BetFair, Betfair spokesman, Davydenko, Internet addresses, London, Martin Vassallo Arguello, Poland, prediction markets, Rafael Nadal, Robin Marks, Roger Federer, so-called online sports exchanges, Sopot, sports leagues, Steve Roman, tennis, the New York Times, USD, Wimbledon
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Fantasy Sport: The only way to crack open the US betting/gambling/gaming market… LEGALLY.
Wikipedia: A fantasy sport (also known as rotisserie, roto, or fairy-tale sport; or owner simulation) is a game where fantasy owners build a team that competes against other fantasy owners based on the statistics generated by individual players or teams … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Gambling, Regulations
Tagged Canada, Chris Russo, Congress, cricket, fantasy sports, fantasy sports games, fantasy sports leagues, Fantasy Sports Trade Association, football, George W. Bush, internet access, Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, league commissioner, Mace DVR-1600NT 16 Channel 160 GB Digital Video Recorder (DVR) with Internet Access, manager, National Football League, NFL, online contest, online gambling, online gambling operators, online lotteries, play fantasy sports, played fantasy sports, Player, point systems, President, professional sports, public fantasy sports businesses, real sports owner, Senior Vice President, simulation, simulation sports game, soccer, sports gambling, sports industry, sports leagues, sports writers, team player, United States, United States Congress, USD
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Cooperation between BetFair and the British Horseracing Authority: IT IS WORKING.
Via betting market expert Niall O’Connor, The Guardian: Tom and Mark are the betting analysts in the security department at the British Horseracing Authority, and the breadth and power of the information at their disposal is remarkable. The sport in … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Regulations
Tagged BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, Chris Hibbert, Mark, Mike Giberson, National Football League, NFL, Niall O'Connor, prediction markets, sports bodies, sports leagues, The Guardian, Tom, United States
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Will InTrade-TradeSpots lose big after the (hypothetical) passing of the 2007 Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act???
Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act: WINNERS AND LOSERS Aaron Todd: WINNERS 1. States That’s right, the biggest winners aren’t Internet gambling companies, nor is it the Internet gambler. It’s states, and states’ rights. Gambling has traditionally been regulated by … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Regulations
Tagged Aaron Todd, American government, Arizona, bank accounts, Bob Goodlatte, fantasy sports leagues, gambling payment processors, Internet casinos, Internet gambler, Internet gamblers, Internet gambling, Internet gambling landscape, Internet Gambling Regulation, Internet giant, Internet poker, Internet poker room last week, Internet poker rooms, Internet sportsbooks, internet users, Jim Leach, John Kyl, Major, Major League Baseball, National Football League, NCAA, NFL, offshore Internet, online e-wallet, online poker, payment processors, sports bettors, sports leagues, United Kingdom, United States, USD, Virginia, Yahoo!
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Hollywood Stock Exchange vs. Fantasy Moguls
Hollywood Stock Exchange vs. Fantasy Moguls Tech Crunch: [...] Atomic Moguls has launched FantasyMoguls.com, which is essentially a fantasy league for movies. You can draft movies and earn points based on how well they do at the box office, number … Continue reading