Great piece by @laurenthomas about the fun success story that is @RHOBACK!
From selling shirts in a camper to being donned by titans of industry! (and legends like Jameis Winston)
.@tribalbiz: The issue has attracted growing national attention. In May, @AmericanGaming estimated that states and tribes had lost more than $1 billion in gaming revenue due to the growth of prediction markets.
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Great piece by @laurenthomas about the fun success story that is @RHOBACK!
From selling shirts in a camper to being donned by titans of industry! (and legends like Jameis Winston)
Exclusive: A new fund backed by fashion giant LVMH and more than 200 professional athletes said it is making its first investment, taking a minority stake in activewear brand Rhoback https://t.co/aem7FCfAbY
Important for media to note: so-called “Prediction Markets” say they are “peer-to-peer.” That’s BS.
Is John the bartender in Knoxville who places a backdoor sports bet on Kalshi a “peer” of Susquehanna International Group?
Nope.
Susquehanna International Group’s prediction market desk took its biggest sports loss making markets during the Knicks’ Game 4 NBA Finals comeback Wednesday, while Kalshi reported a record day for volume.
Susquehanna’s losses, a source familiar with the situation says, were almost entirely on the game-winner market.
"@Americangaming has said that prediction markets' foray into sports has resulted in more than $1 billion in lost sports betting tax revenues across the country.” -@Tom_Schad for @espn
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I am honored and humbled to perform this Independence Day for #USA250 to celebrate and recognize the greatest nation, and force for good, our world has ever known. 🇺🇸🫡
The fight between gambling and prediction markets continues; the American Gaming Association blames $1 billion in tax losses on the alternative way to gamble on sports. https://t.co/DqVl4ajbFN
"It’s about states and tribes that are losing literally $1B in state and tribal revenue that would otherwise go to fund important community projects and pay taxes to these states," Bill Miller tells @SquawkCNBC's @BeckyQuick.
On @SquawkCNBC with @BeckyQuick, Bill Miller made clear: sports betting regulation belongs with states & tribes - not the CFTC.
41 State AGs and bipartisan lawmakers across the country agree: backdoor “sports event contracts” are sports bets that are evading state & tribal gaming laws.
50 weddings as a single man taught me two things: life doesn’t unfold on the same timeline for everyone & the dance floor is worth it anyway.
My @nytimes response to @LoriGottlieb1’s column on attending weddings while single:
(Last LTE in link) https://t.co/vlCvFAF4aH
@NYTvows
Was watching this old Steve Martin appearance on Charlie Rose & what he said about hippie comedians is very relevant to 2026: They were just yelling NIXON instead of being funny.
The federal agency that regulates the U.S. prediction markets is a rogue agency making a mockery of congressional intent, Bill Miller, CEO of the American Gaming Association, told Congress on Wednesday. https://t.co/UtwViXBewR