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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@CorneredMarket Enhanced games, but it’s just a bunch of mid 20s dudes with laptops sitting behind home plate front-running micro MLB markets.
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Cornered Market@CorneredMarket·
Enhanced games, but it’s Alex Monahan doing a buncha blow and arbing Chinese Skype bookies
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@kylekuzma Kuz, an active NBA player, with more knowledge and awareness than 95% of braindead people in the industry. Only thing I’d caution against is potential for market makers to only provide liquidity on exchanges based on trader profiles (not here yet but framework is set).
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robertjdenault@robertjdenault·
Update: we continue to investigate insider trading in Survivor markets, but the below still holds true: so far, no traders with large positions seem to have a relationship to the show or to the network. Thousands of traders took early positions consistent with the outcome, likely because of public rumors. And public rumors don't equal insider information. PS—as a longtime Survivor fan, big congrats to Aubry. Well-deserved win.
robertjdenault@robertjdenault

On Aliens, Survivor, and The Bachelorette (so far). TL;DR: Just because someone has a large position in a market or traders follow rumors online does not mean they’re insider trading. Aliens, Survivor, and Bachelorette markets - we’re investigating all of them, and so far, we have not found compelling evidence of insider trading or market manipulation. However, these markets are not closed, and our monitoring and analysis continues. Aliens A few weeks ago The Atlantic posted an article titled "This Looks Like an Insider Bet on Aliens." The story focused on trades by a user who is wagering that by the end of the year, the U.S. government will confirm aliens exist. According to The Atlantic, due to the size of the trades it might be someone with "insider knowledge." But we investigated this position, including document requests and an interview with the trader. (He gave us permission to make this post). There is no evidence the trader has insider information. He's tired of trading stocks; he doesn't feel they are accurately priced. While looking for markets he felt he had an edge on, he found Kalshi's alien market. He developed a researched thesis for why the U.S. government might be on the verge of confirming alien existence (including recent document releases, new comments by President Obama, President Trump's response to those comments, etc.) and felt the position was underpriced. He doesn’t know whether the government will confirm anything or not, but based on public information and research, he considers his position a good one. Survivor and The Bachelorette Pre-taped shows mean that people have knowledge of what happens before the show airs - including contestants and production staff. But they typically sign legal documents preventing them from telling people - otherwise, shows would constantly be spoiled for everybody. Using that information for profit is not allowed. This week there was a New York Times article titled “People Are Making Money Betting on Pretaped ‘Survivor’ Episodes” that suggested insider trading is happening with our Survivor markets. We’ve investigated and, so far, have not found definitive evidence of that. We’ve been checking backgrounds of traders in this market and have not identified anyone with any connection to Survivor. After reviewing the trading activity, it appears the likeliest explanation is that traders are following public rumors, following other traders who placed trades in the opening hours of the market, or just trading based on research and conviction. Same scenario for The Bachelorette, and same conclusion thus far. It seems that Reality Steve’s site posts spoilers that tend to be right. People can look at those predictions, then place trades on prediction markets. That’s not insider trading. Still, we are continuing to monitor these markets and analyze trading patterns, and we will take action if we find anything anomalous.

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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@WillRinehart Very well written and hits home for me. Going through your parents stuff… their dreams, desires, memories, etc. is amongst the hardest things I’ve dealt with as an adult.
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Will Rinehart@WillRinehart·
This was by far the most emotionally taxing part of settling my parent’s estate. My parents died months apart, both at the age of 71, two years ago, and what made it difficult was coming to terms with all of the life planned to live. What really got me were the empty baby books my Mom got for the grandbabies yet to be. I have a feeling a lot of Millennials, when they are faced with this decision, are just going to junk it all. While I understand that path, I just couldn't do it. I went through every last item as a last act of service to my parents who gave me so much. I went through every piece of paper, every picture, every drawer, organizing the stuff that is important while throwing away all the junk. I filled two 30-yard roll offs with trash, gave away furniture and kitchenware to my young cousins starting their own life, and still have a full storage unit of stuff. My parents always talked about cleaning out the house, and for a while, I was frustrated that I did what they never could. But dealing with it all resulted in a form of self-revelation. I found my Mom's poetry, clippings from my grandfather's political campaigns, and long lost letters from my great grandmother. I found my uncle's hand carved box that I had never seen before, and the knives they took away from me as a kid. I found my old boombox that would lull me to sleep that I now use in our second bedroom for audio. At the time, I saw the task as one of stewardship. Now it I understand it as something much more. I was coming to terms with two lives that have passed, one psychically loaded item at a time. I sorted every item with care rather than avoidance, recovered aspects of myself I thought were lost or didn't even know, and have emerged with a richer, more continuous sense of my place in the world. I am forever indebted to my wife @CharDreizen for giving me the space and the time to deal with all of it. I know others don't have such understanding spouses or partners. But when I underline passages in a book using a Paper Mate #2 that I know was my Dad's or look up from my desk to see my Mom's conch shell collection mixed with my own sperm whale trinkets, I feel this deep connection with them. But that connection is not imbued with nostalgia for childhood. It reminds me that my childhood has long since passed, that my home is the one I've built with my wife, and that I am the keeper of what they left behind. They are not behind me. They are with me, moving forward.
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Laura Lupin@bugsandfishes

When your parents die you will, if you're lucky, be an adult with a home full of your own possessions and all of a sudden you have to fairly swiftly deal with your parents home and all of their possessions and you absolutely cannot cram all of the latter into the former.

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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@mattkalish I don’t necessarily think it’s fair to say exchanges are nothing more than “semantics operating in a loophole”. However, when they begin to pull levers like this, they lose a ton of credibility of truly differentiating from a typical sportsbook.
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Matt Kalish@mattkalish·
@JakeJelsone You can’t walk like a dog, bark like a dog, look like a dog, and be not profiling sharp bet flow using data to limit sharps while using some semantical trick to gaslight everyone
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Matt Kalish@mattkalish·
Q: Why does Kalshi share your user id to Wall Street market makers in RFQ api? A: To profile order flow for “risk management” *but* Wall Street = 😇, so we pinky promise to NOT to use it to flag winning users, share lists, and decide when we’d prefer to not provide liquidity 😉
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@mattkalish Hall of fame either 1) bad actor purposely being misleading people on how exchanges work or 2) world class incompetence. Refuse to believe it’s 2.
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Matt Kalish@mattkalish·
Why is it 93-1 if you bet $10 and 38-1 if you bet $1000 on something
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@JoeyKnish22 The bar isn’t high yet Penn still finds a way to be the worst in the industry on a consistent basis. The barstool and ESPN deals on their own should have merited a change in leadership. World class incompetence.
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Joey Knish@JoeyKnish22·
Penn bought TheScore almost FIVE years ago and STILL cannot use its tech in house at their properties. They’re still using Kambi as an in house operator. Meaning if you use TheScore bet app, then go to a Penn Gaming property, the lines will be different than what you see online.
Ben Horney@BenHorney

Gambling layoffs galore this week, and honestly it's been a bloodbath for the sports betting industry all year. Penn Entertainment, Gambling[dot]com Group, and Sports all had layoffs this week. PrizePicks and Underdog had layoffs a couple months ago. Story to come @FOS.

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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@Rishibets at a billion, it becomes less about optimization of EV and more of a question of marginal utility to the individual.
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Rishi@Rishibets·
Now that I'm thinking about it - @goldenpants013 @Sports__Proj can you guys give your answers to the above q on the podcast - If someone gave you a one billion dollar bonus bet, assuming no limit issues, what odds range would you use it on
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Rishi@Rishibets·
Good way to think about this that might make some of these commenters change their minds- If someone gave you a one BILLION dollar bonus bet to use on whatever you want, what odds range would you use it on? Tbh Idek what my own answer would be
Joe Dellera@JoeDellera

Absolutely brutal use of a Bonus Bet.

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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@wahoowaaa Great insights! Could only find Scottie top 140 at +246, this still good?
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Sam@wahoowaaa·
Putting it all together… It’s hard not to love Scottie Scheffler at Aronimink. Which is why my GOLD STAR LOCK OF THE WEEK is: ⭐️ Scottie Scheffler to finish Top 156 (+260) ⭐️ Bet responsibly.
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Sam@wahoowaaa·
The PGA Championship starts in 2 days… And this may be the MOST predictable major we’ve seen in years. Since the PGA moved to May in 2019: Every single winner checked the SAME 5 boxes. 7 straight champions. 0 exceptions. If you want to bet Aronimink this week, these are the trends you NEED to know 🧵
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@adamlevitan You got Nigel Eccles? Man that’s impressive. Anyways - I’d like to know if retail books that are on other prediction platforms are simply market making or buying off at arbed positions i.e took $1m at -120 and can trade immediately on predictions at +130 w liquidity.
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Adam Levitan@adamlevitan·
Recording a show on Prediction Markets later this week. Guests will be @nigeleccles (FanDuel founder), @BigBuckHunterrr (NoVig VP of Trading), @Sports__Proj (DFS player turned big winner on PMs). If you have any questions for the show, get them in by replying to this. Ty in advance.
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@Joeingram1 @adamlevitan How the fuck is this legal? You should absolutely not be allowed to bot your own platform that’s insane. I lost all trust in the entire ecosystem as a whole after Black Friday. Can’t imagine the backlash if like DK house acct was entering their own tourneys.
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@robpizzola I get the requests are annoying for your platform specifically but a fool and his money are soon parted no matter the medium. If they believe those ppl fine. Maybe I’m focused more through a peer to peer lens but square money is always welcome and good for the overall ecosystem.
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Rob Pizzola@robpizzola·
The guest requests I get for @CirclesOffHQ have become an epidemic and some of the most annoying pieces of outreach I've ever had to deal with. Every single day I get a handful of pitches from people who want to come on the show. They almost all look exactly the same. Attorney turned sports bettor. Software engineer turned sports bettor. Finance guy turned sports bettor (this was @Flupnolide's pitch to me, actually). They've been at it for two weeks, maybe a month, and they've already built a "professional grade AI platform" with "documented, transparent results." The results are always some sort of short time frame. Always. $6,800 in profits over two weeks and somehow that qualifies them for a platform. You know what a 14 day sample tells you in sports betting? Pretty much nothing. I've had 14 day stretches where I looked like a genius and 14 day stretches where I looked like I'd never placed a bet in my life. That's how variance works. And every single one of these pitches is written by AI. You can spot it immediately. The same structure and the same buzzwords in all of these emails. Everyone would "love to provide value to your audience". The worst part is that I do believe some of these people genuinely believe they've figured something out. Two weeks of results and an AI built model and they think they're the next Billy Walters. Meanwhile the people who actually have an edge in this space would rarely ever pitch themselves for a show because they have zero incentive to share the secrets of what they're doing to a broader audience. This is the state of selling products in the sports betting space right now. The barrier to entry is nonexistent. Anyone with ChatGPT and two weeks of data thinks they deserve a platform. And the audience suffers because they can't tell the difference between someone who's been doing this for 15 years and someone who started last Tuesday.
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@cmain7 I’ve admittedly been out of the protein game, but does that say $106 rack rate for a 2lb jug of whey? Wtf I remember ON had the gold standard 5lb jugs for like $55.
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Cody Main@cmain7·
never purchased from nutricost before but saw a 40% off sitewide sale come across my TL sharing for my fellow creami bros
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@peteroverzet @ThePME I did not realize Pat was gonna be a part of this and that just made it 100000x better.
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@JeffreyBenson12 Jeff tons of respect but this simply isn’t true. You know priming retail books is part of the game. It’s a different space than you operate (so I guess you could argue they aren’t “good” bookmakers) but anyone worth a damn isn’t firing +EV at fresh books unless they don’t care.
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Jeffrey Benson@JeffreyBenson12·
@TheAxiomGroup If you are a good bookmaker you can tell with one or two bets whether an acct has a clue
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Triple0@Triple_Zero000·
@adamlevitan I can’t wait to lose money on nailor overs when he goes 2/27/0 on 9 targets and appears on every buy low model.
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Adam Levitan@adamlevitan·
The Raiders WR room looks something like: 1. Tre Tucker 2. Jalen Nailor 3. Jack Bech 4. Malik Benson 5. Dont'e Thornton Please don't go full Brandon Beane with the fantasy football stuff, John Spytek. Via @CoachspeakIndex:
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