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Lynnae Williams

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Covers:  Lynnae covers the intersection of culture, tech, and gambling for Gambling Insider. She's written about everything from prediction markets to sports betting integrity.

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Lynnae Williams’s Biography

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Lynnae is a journalist covering the intersection of technology, culture, and gambling at Gambling Insider. She has more than five years of experience as a writer and editor, with bylines at SlashGear and MakeUseOf. On the iGaming side, she has contributed to various publications as a ghostwriter, where she’s covered everything from platform launches to broader industry trends. When she’s not tracking the latest gambling news, you can find her reading, gaming, traveling, and cheering on her home…

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Victor Strategies EVP Gene Johnson: Prediction Markets 'Biggest Scam I've Ever Seen'

Victor Strategies EVP Gene Johnson: Prediction Markets 'Biggest Scam I've Ever Seen'

Victor Strategies EVP Gene Johnson calls sports prediction markets an end run around regulated gaming and war…

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New York Sports' Prediction Market Deals Test the State's Gambling Crackdown

New York Sports' Prediction Market Deals Test the State's Gambling Crackdown

New York sports teams are embracing prediction-market partnerships even as the state ramps up its crackdown o…

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Sports Leagues' Gambling Partnerships Challenge the Logic Behind Player Betting Bans

Sports Leagues' Gambling Partnerships Challenge the Logic Behind Player Betting Bans

A friendly $400 bet between WNBA players raises a bigger question: Should every player bet be treated as a th…

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College Campus Betting Bills Put Sportsbook Geofencing to the Test

College Campus Betting Bills Put Sportsbook Geofencing to the Test

New York campus betting bills would require sportsbooks to draw smaller geofences, raising questions over cos…

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Why Real-Money Gaming is Borrowing From Mobile Games

Why Real-Money Gaming is Borrowing From Mobile Games

Play Ventures' Anton Backman on why real-money gaming is moving toward mobile games, shared play, and perceiv…

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WSEX Co-Founder Jay Cohen on the Sportsbook That Saw the Future of Modern Sports Betting

WSEX Co-Founder Jay Cohen on the Sportsbook That Saw the Future of Modern Sports Betting

WSEX co-founder Jay Cohen's memoir 'Odds Man Out' revisits the rise and fall of World Sports Exchange and its…

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How To Ground Yourself Before Touching Computer Components

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By Lynnae Williams Verified
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Whether you're building a new computer from the ground up or replacing components in your Xbox, you'll need to ground yourself to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) from damaging your computer's sensitive internal parts. ESD happens when two electrically charged objects come into contact, causing a sudden flow of electricity. You may not even notice this happening while working on a computer; however, this discharge can be fatal to the sensitive electronic components in your PC.
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Curaçao Leak Shows Stake License Was Granted Before Ownership Questions Were Resolved

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By Lynnae Williams Verified
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Stake is one of crypto gambling’s biggest names, but leaked Curaçao records show regulators issued its operator a license while they still had questions about who really owned the company.
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Mexican Soccer Federation Sues Kalshi Over Use of Liga MX Trademarks

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The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) has taken Kalshi to court. FMF, Mexican soccer’s national governing body, filed suit against the prediction market operator in the Southern District of New York on September 22. In the lawsuit, FMF asks the court for a temporary restraining order and preliminary and permanent injunctions to stop Kalshi from using the Liga MX trademark and club names. The federation is also seeking damages, including profits it says Kalshi earned from the alleged infringement.
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Yes

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Email is best

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My MacBook pro and Google Docs