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What are the chances that the Czechia will lose? Or some folks really don’t know what to do with their money

@polykinder I’m hoping for that too

@NeWry24 They've been pushing for this for a long time, I'd like to believe that everything will be okay

The American gambling industry is trying to shut down prediction markets. And the further it goes the harder they push. U.S. casino and sportsbook associations have sent a letter to the Senate demanding that the CLARITY Act include an explicit ban on sports and casino‑like prediction markets. In their view, platforms like Polymarket are basically offering sports bets disguised as financial contracts. They bypass state licensing, player‑protection rules, and the entire traditional gambling framework. The letter even claims that prediction markets have become the largest expansion of gambling in U.S. history without voter approval or legislative sign‑off. What do you think about all this where does this fight actually lead?

@goodworse thanks, bro

@NeWry24 great job, bro! you're doing great, just don't overestimate the risks

LFG!! Second combo. Second attempt. And this time it hit After my first Polymarket combo, which beautifully missed, I decided to run it back and build a new one again on the World Cup. The combo was simple: 🔹 France win 🔹 Argentina win And here’s the best part: turned 2.5$ into 6.81$ Small bag, but damn… feels good Watching Senegal, I really thought France was about to ruin everything, but nope the combo landed, everything went green

@0xInari_ thanks

@NeWry24 congrats

@nofadsec And the bet where Ronaldo cries

⚽ Portugal vs DR Congo LIVE. Portugal are already 1-0 up, and while everyone is watching the match, I'm looking at a different market on Polymarket: How many goals will Cristiano Ronaldo score at this World Cup? Current odds: ✅ 1+ goal: 89% ✅ 2+ goals: 83% ✅ 3+ goals: 54% The funny thing is that every tournament people say Ronaldo is finished. Then he scores again. Portugal look sharp today, already have the lead, and if they make a deep run, I can easily see Ronaldo finishing with 3-4 goals. My prediction: 4 goals. What's yours? 👀 Check the market here: polymarket.com/event/world-cu…

@polykinder yap

@NeWry24 No risk, no Porsche )

$252,000 riding on whether a goalkeeper will score at this World Cup. No goalkeeper has ever scored at a World Cup. 92 years. 22 tournaments. Never. Polymarket puts it at 5% in 2026. $252,826 already in volume.

@polykinder Yap, thanks bro

@NeWry24 Bro, that's a great result - easy money

@thekasik yap

@NeWry24 Huge profit fr

Crazy what happens when you trade the news instead of your emotions. While everyone was arguing about geopolitics, he just bet on the USA Iran agreement and took his profit

@0xMiraqle Soon, instead of people, AI Agents will be farming

CHINESE BUILT AN AGENTS FACTORY THAT RUNS A 42 PERSON DEPARTMENT WHILE HE SLEEPS AND PULLS $21,392 A MONTH He says it's the last team he'll ever have to train. Pause at exactly 0:49 where the full org chart is on screen: - chief sales officer sits at the top, oversees everything, delegates down to each team's manager, and you can chat the chief, a manager, or any single specialist directly - outreach pod: email writers, a voice and SMS agent, multilingual BDRs covering 8 languages on their own - RevOps wired straight into HubSpot, the data warehouse and competitive intel, so the systems run themselves - a research pod doing lead scoring, discovery call prep and account analysis before a rep would even walk into the meeting - logistics handling scheduling, proposals, all the enablement content that used to eat a junior's whole week - the part nobody clocks: the agents hand context to each other, so the researcher feeds the email writer then a call analyst feeds the follow-up drafter. That last one is the whole gamechanger. 42 chatbots in a row do nothing, while 42 agents passing clean context down the line is a company. The math is psycho: $21,392 a month off a stack of agents, no sales floor, no payroll, no comp plan - and it doesn't sleep, doesn't quit, never asks for equity. The boxes aren't the product. The wires between them are.

@BimbaCrypto Actually, it's not a bad strategy at all

🧠 I FOUND A CHINESE CLAUDE BOT ON POLYMARKET: 829 PREDICTIONS, $906K PROFIT - THE EXACT‑SCORE SNIPER (STRATEGY #5) Meet ChinesePro. Joined October 2024. > Only 829 predictions in ~8 months = ~3 trades/day (ultra‑low frequency). > All‑time profit: $906,833.30 > Positions value: $1.0M. his profile: @chinesepro?r=bimbacrypto#ZL3SLmx" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@chinesepro?r=… THE STRATEGY: EXACT‑SCORE BAIT & SWITCH > This bot doesn't trade BTC 5‑minute windows. It doesn't trade moneylines. I> t trades exact‑score markets - and it's mastered the art of the "No" stack. HIS BIGGEST WIN > France vs. Senegal: Exact Score: France 3-1 Senegal > Bought Yes at 7.6¢ → 49,474 shares → cost ~$3,760. > Current price: 92.5¢ → +$42,012 (+1,119%) THE REAL GENIUS: THE "NO" STRATEGY > He didn't just bet on 3-1. He bought "No" on almost every other exact score: > France 2-1 No @ 78¢ → +$68k > France 2-0 No @ 86¢ → +$8.2k > France 0-3 No @ 99.5¢ → small profit > France 2-2 No @ 95.5¢ → +$2.2k > France 3-2 No @ 96.6¢ → flat WHY THIS WORKS > Exact‑score markets are inefficient. The crowd overpays for specific outcomes. > Instead of guessing one score, he sells the "No" on every unlikely score. > Then buys the one outcome he believes in at 7.6¢ - if it hits, he prints 1,000%+. > If it misses, the "No" stack on other scores hedges the loss. WHY THIS LOOKS LIKE A CLAUDE BOT > 3 trades/day - low frequency, but every trade is highly calculated > Hunts exact‑score mispricings (7.6¢ → 92.5¢) - classic Strategy #5 underdog play > Builds a "No" matrix to hedge downside while keeping massive upside on the one Yes > Zero emotion, identical pattern across 829 trades JUST THINK: > 829 trades. $906k profit. > One 1,119% exact‑score snipe. A wall of "No" bets protecting the downside. > This isn't gambling. It's structuring a trade. ChinesePro doesn't guess. He engineers.

@s1rozha_ Maybe this combo will be a comeback

@NeWry24 france and argentina combo, two favorites, run it back

Second combo. Second attempt. Let’s run it back. After my first-ever combo on Polymarket, I’m doubling down with a new one this time on the World Cup again. Went for a fresh combo: 🔹 France win 🔹 Argentina win And man… watching Senegal right now is wild. Are they actually this good or is France just playing that bad?

@Lutchyn13 @PolymarketTrade @PolymarketSport Messi GOAT

World Cup 2026. Group J. This group feels straightforward at first glance, but I think there could be more drama here than people expect. 🇦🇷 Argentina 🇦🇹 Austria 🇩🇿 Algeria 🇯🇴 Jordan According to Polymarket: Argentina - 68% Austria - 19% Algeria - 12% Jordan - 1% Argentina is my favorite not only to win this group but to win the entire World Cup. Messi is back, Scaloni still has one of the most complete squads in international football, and unlike some other favorites, Argentina already knows what it takes to win on the biggest stage. The most interesting battle is for second place. Austria looks like the obvious choice on paper. Rangnick has built a disciplined and aggressive team that can cause problems for anyone. But I wouldn't completely write off Algeria. They have enough quality and experience to make life difficult for both Austria and Argentina, and they feel slightly undervalued by the market. As for Jordan, simply qualifying for their first-ever World Cup is already an incredible achievement. My Polymarket predictions: Argentina to win Group J.

@winngamerx Now 2:0

France 0-0 Senegal (Match live) historic rematch: > back in 2002, Senegal pulled off a sensational 1-0 upset against France in the World Cup opening match france XI: > 4-2-3-1 senegal XI: > 4-3-3 who do you think wins?

@ninedol sounds interesting

@s1rozha_ AI creates opportunities

free access to every major ai is the floor now. not the edge > google ai studio, groq, cerebras - frontier models, no card, no expiry > the one env var that runs claude code on a free model > four prompts that turn any of them into a polymarket research bot > the exact line where one chat window stops and a real system starts the article walks through both - where to get it free, and what to build