@AndrewSeb555 I see what you mean from an outside trading perspectivelre in reference to the order book/ spreads. When playing a supposed rigged game, you have to know what game you are playing. Insiders always trump data though in the end ;)
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When you say “their” direction, I hope you are referring to the polymarket dispute resolution team/ UMA because that is the structural problem, although you can call it an “advantage” if you want. It is biased when objective markets are supposed to remain completely unbiased. Odds don’t justify changing or bending rules.
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This is especially important for subjective markets