Limit orders are officially approved and available for customers to use in Virginia on Sporttrade.

A business can't be run on these tax rates.

EXCLUSIVE: Sporttrade has become the first company overseen by state gaming regulators to request CFTC approval to offer a nationwide prediction market. The move could have a cascading effect in the sports betting industry: sportico.com/business/sport…

70% != 100% 70% = 70% Prediction markets certainly have informational utility, but I'd caution against using phrases like "the market called it" when the price isn't 99.99%+.

It's fascinating digging into DCM's trade data, especially Kalshi's sports contracts. As expected, a large portion of shares traded come out of big markets (NYC/LA), but a lot out of the rest of California too, where there is no legalized sports betting.

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What a game!

.Robinhood is truly one of my favorite companies. They are the gold standard. This is however unacceptable to pass this onto unknowing customers. It can be as bad as a 150x markup on what DK offers on some golfers (RH equivalent of about 33/1)

No one serious about betting is going to bet anymore, or at least not going to report that they do. Seriously, WTF is happening rn?

AI has transformed sharp sports bettors into mini quant shops. They’re using tools like ChatGPT to refine strategies, build API trading bots, and approach trading sports like financial markets. Live trading isn't just coming, it's already here.

I would say it’s a good time to get in on Sabalenka. Buy low, Sell high on Sporttrade

Something big is coming. Trade EVERYTHING. (Not just the moneyline.)

Now imagine what these margins look like when you aren’t running high hold parlays. The market structure must change in order to allow other participants to be successful.

🚨 New episode alert! E254 features Alex Kane, Founder & CEO of Sporttrade, stepping in as guest host to chat with David Huffman, COO at Sporttrade. Hear them unpack why prediction markets are booming and how exchanges challenge sportsbooks on pricing and margins.