Tag Archives: www.betfair.com

Section 2.3 (k) of the BetFair API agreement says you can’t make a product which promotes any other prediction exchange. That’s evil, because it means we will never have any multi-exchange, order-entry and analysis software package for (real-money and play-money) prediction markets.

Posted on April 24, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

BetFair: TERMS AND CONDITIONS Software Vendor Special Terms: [e.g. waivers of prohibitions, consents, rights to use trade marks subject to guidelines, added warranties and/or indemnities and variations to the standard terms generally] (1) Subject to the due performance of his/her/its … Continue reading →

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BetFair’s Global Warming Prediction Markets

Posted on November 22, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

As you have seen, Niall O’Connor posted about BetFair’s Global Warming prediction markets, yesterday, Wednesday. I searched the Web and couldn’t find their announcement. So I e-mailed Robin Marks (the Head of the Media Department at BetFair), and he was … Continue reading →

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The definitive proof that Emile Servan-Schreiber, the NewsFutures CEO, is an essential part of the world-wide conspiracy aiming at silencing BetFair.

Posted on September 19, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

[This post is filed in the "humor" category, of course. ] — Take a look at the blogroll of the NewsFutures blog, which cites everybody but BetFair: Recent Posts UC Riversideâ€™s eLab eXchange : featuring Competitive Forecasting and IdeaÂ Pageants Demise … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Humor | Tagged collective intelligence networks, Emile Servan-Schreiber, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Los Angeles, Mike Giberson, NewsFutures CEO, Odd Head, prediction markets, reporter, Republican Party, Ron Paul, RugBY League, sports betting, United States, Washington D.C., www.betfair.com, Yahoo! | Leave a comment

Hansonâ€™s Market Scoring Rule Explained in Five Sentences, Why Betfair Gets So Little U.S. Press Coverage, and other Half-Baked Commentary by Michael Giberson

Posted on September 16, 2007 by Michael Giberson

[Chris Masse invited me to submit to an email interview. Iâ€™m responding here to Chrisâ€™s questions, rendered in italics below. I'm not sure that anyone other than Chris will be interested, and half-way through he may regret this idea himself. … Continue reading →

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BetFair vs. TradeSports-InTrade

Posted on April 24, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

“Anonymous” to Patri Friedman (thanks to Jason Ruspini for the link): Have you tried Betfair? www.betfair.com . Chris Masse over at Midas Oracle www.midasoracle.com — the main prediction markets blog — tends to support them over InTrade. The interface is … Continue reading →

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Recent enhancements to the BetFair site…

Posted on January 3, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

- The BetFair Promo site guides you visually thru the latest site changes. – And this is some blablating about the changes. — OK, I got it now. – The main site www.betfair.com is for orientation, only. – The speculators … Continue reading →

Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce | Tagged analysis software, BetFair webmaster, horse racing, Internet usability rules, order-entry software, United States, www.betfair.com | Leave a comment