197 days ago, I replied to @Nostroah’s thread on breaking into prediction markets, hoping to find my way in.
I’m excited to share I’ve accepted a role @Novig.
This industry is about to make traditional sportsbooks look like a thing of the past, and getting to combine my love for sports and prediction markets into an actual career feels surreal.
Grateful for everyone who showed me the way in
@rigatohni The transparency is impressive and appreciated.
Similar to business, it’s equally important to stick to your core competencies in prediction markets.
I have no doubt you’ll exceed 100k this year.
@DustinGouker@realTomBayes There’s probably a middle ground where both can be true.
This is why teaching how odds and markets actually work matters. People can understand the difference, not just be told it’s one thing or the other.
Ironically, this feels like a great conversation to have on the podcast.
@DustinGouker@realTomBayes I get the parental instinct
But if it’s sports-based and purely analytical, isn’t it closer to studying odds and probabilities than gambling?
Especially if he’s not actually participating
@DustinGouker@realTomBayes Big Dustin Gouker fan here 🙋🏼♂️
Respectfully, I don't love this take.
There's a difference between participating and learning.
Nothing wrong with younger people studying and educating others on markets whether it’s stocks, crypto, or prediction.