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@mckaycoppins is right : 98% of sports bettors lose in the long-run. How do you get yourself over the bar from the 98% to the 2%? 🤔
Here's your start:
https://t.co/S10Ci2q4t2
@PlusEVAnalytics New stadium will be 1000ft lower in elevation and climate controlled as a dome. It won't be a wind pass-thru like minor league parks generally are.
It'll play similar to Chase Field in PHX with the roof closed.
⚽️🏆 WORLD CUP LINES ARE LIVE! 🏆⚽️
It's all here: Fast kicking Low scoring. And ties? You bet.
World Cup is now active on the Odds Screen with 19 game markets, 24 player prop markets — including alts — futures markets, and more coming as the tournament rolls on.
@robpizzola@goldenpants013 My impersonators tend to use dark-skinned emojis and sound nothing like me. I'm almost offended they didn't do more research. 😐
@BlondiePredicts I can't help it that you're too ignorant to get the joke reference.
But I've attended SBC many times. Yes, your company name is listed, yes their state is listed. No, they aren't taking the time to read your company name.
No, you're not special.
Things that didn't happen for $200.
There are no "prediction markets badge." It's "Affiliate" or "Operator" and trust me, the gaming commission people aren't on the exhibit hall floor. 🙄
@TennisWagerer SIG has been operating in Europe for nearly a decade. I'm not saying they're sharp, but they've been swimming with the syndicates for a while now.
@LisaLi561 - Hassling winners
- Locking accounts for KYC/AML and taking months to unlock
- Weeks to reply to customer service emails
At best, things are "falling through the cracks." At worst, the internal fissure is swallowing them up.
Would not be surprised to see them go dark.
I get a lot of disputes sent to me regarding regulated operators. I rarely take them to Twitter as most are misunderstandings or they're resolvable offline.
Been hearing troubling things about Playstar Casino which is a regulated iCasino in NJ. 😬
I'd stay away.
@d_feustel@rxgamble I've done it. 😉 It's not defiant trespassing if you feign ignorance that you didn't realize it was the same property chain.
I was paid and then given the opportunity to leave.
@rxgamble@d_feustel I should clarify that if you are involuntarily excluded, it's not the same thing. In that case, you are entitled to the money (still can't ask for losses back though).
Forfeited winnings go to the state.
@d_feustel@rxgamble It is on the paperwork and made very clear that any winnings will be confiscated and no losses will be reimbursed. #NegativeFreeroll
Sporttrade's @a_kane47 on prediction markets vs state sportsbooks with the carnival game analogy.
This issue is way more complex than "if it quacks like a duck, it's a duck."
Great interview from @SteveRuddock
@BrianHooper__@mattkalish The point of regulation was to eliminate or at least decrease the grey/black.
It didn’t work.
Offshore, DFS 2.0, sweeps, prediction markets - they’re the rotating cast of regulated’s bogeymen. They all exist because regulators fall short.
@mattkalish The regulated side is not hyper competitive. It’s nearly an oligopoly.
The grey/black market exists because regulated sports betting failed so spectacularly. States made a worse product than what the people demand - so they went elsewhere.
@mattkalish You’re not communicating honestly if you’re claiming sports betting is the most competitive industry.
Literally barriers to entry created to thwart competition.