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Editor at Bloomberg News. Previously, reporter at NYT, LAT and the Forward. Wrote: "The Trolls of Wall Street" + "Digital Gold.”

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Napovedni trgi pridobivajo zagon, med mundialom prevzeli četrtino športnih stav

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By Nathaniel Popper Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Trgovanje na napovednih trgih je med svetovnim prvenstvom močno naraslo in preseglo rast klasičnih športnih stavnic. To kaže, da podjetja, kot je Kalshi, postajajo vse resnejši tekmeci uveljavljenemu trgu športnega stavljenja. Kalshi, največji ponudnik na tem področju, je med mundialom večkrat podrl lastne rekorde. Najvišji obseg trgovanja, ki ga je dosegel le teden dni pred začetkom turnirja med razburljivo končnico končnice lige NBA z New York Knicks, je nato še podvojil.
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El Mundial impulsa a Kalshi y Polymarket y pone presión sobre las casas de apuestas

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By Nathaniel Popper Verified, Chloe Cresswell
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Las operaciones en los mercados de predicción han experimentado un auge durante la Copa del Mundo, superando el crecimiento de las casas de apuestas deportivas tradicionales y poniendo de manifiesto la amenaza competitiva que empresas como Kalshi representan ahora para la industria de las apuestas deportivas.
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Prediction Markets Swell to 27% of Sports Bets During World Cup

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By Nathaniel Popper Verified, Chloe Cresswell
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Kalshi and Polymarket have tried in the past to differentiate themselves from gambling companies, emphasizing that they do not benefit when customers lose, while also making it possible to wager on economically important events like elections and the weather, which sportsbooks don't offer.
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