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@DaveYostOH What a joke. Ohio does not even think about what its citizens want. It’s a small group who rule based off their own opinions.

Ohio put Kalshi on notice today that its “prediction markets” are unlawful gaming and proposed a $5 million fine. A federal court already agreed with our reading of the law. I wouldn’t bet on how long Kalshi will be operating in Ohio.

@KayserHoops @LeagueRDY @ThePortalReport @CasualHoya @TerpRecruiting @C_Morrissette @BartleKSLsports @ProLOWD @DavidPJablonski @SHURecruiting @MarshallScottOK @therebelden In that case he mays well stay at Cincinnati

Cincinnati transfer Keyshaun Tillery is receiving interest from these schools, he told @LeagueRDY: Georgetown Maryland UCLA Utah Dayton Oklahoma State Seton Hall UNLV Temple Wyoming New Mexico State Former four-star recruit who played one season for the Bearcats.

@mckaycoppins Turning towards the government micromanaging everything?

Is the tide turning?

@UDCincyFan Strange that they have no problem allowing credit cards to be used for the Ohio lottery though

What are we doing here? I support the bottom two points.

@aarbaer What’s the point of voting if it is just ignored?

Everyone in the media who criticizes the Save Ohio Sports Act should first disclose how many shows they're on that are sponsored by sports betting companies. The good news is they are already disclosing how ignorant they are to the harms of sports betting.

@B1G_Ryan You’d prefer the government tell you what you can and can’t do with your money?

The average F150-American believes they have a genuine constitutional right to place prop bets on their phone with 25.99% APR credit cards

@MorganTrau @WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal Back to Indiana we will go

NOW: Ohio Republican lawmakers are introducing two different bills to overhaul the sports gaming/gambling system: - No online bets - Ban on in-game, prop and parlay bets - Limits wagers to $100 - No ads during games - No using credit cards to bet @WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal

@CBSMornings @TheAtlantic @mckaycoppins No one believes this nonsense

“It only took a few weeks before I was hiding in the kitchen pantry to put my bets in, so my kids didn’t see how much I was gambling”: @TheAtlantic gave @mckaycoppins $10,000 as part of his investigation into online sports gambling — and he came out with far less money and some insight into how gamblers get hooked on apps like FanDuel and DraftKings.

@LanceMcAlister Who is supposed to be the long guy?

How the heck are they going to cover 22 remaining outs? #Reds

@Delta I spend more time trying to check a bag with Delta than sitting in TSA

An update on TSA: Most Delta hubs have reasonable wait times. If you’re traveling through ATL, LGA or JFK, we still recommend arriving earlier than usual. Where possible, continue to check your departure airport’s website for the latest. news.delta.com/reasonable-tsa…

@SupportStandard Great news!

Bad news for the people in Georgia Georgia Senate Rams Permanent Daylight Saving Time Bill or changing to a new time zone In a 45-5 vote, the Georgia Senate has passed HB 154, the so-called "Georgia Sunshine Protection Act." The bill forces the governor to petition the U.S. Department of Transportation to shift the state from Eastern to Atlantic Standard Time zone. If approved, Georgia would observe Atlantic time year-round—effectively locking in permanent daylight saving time without needing congressional action. This is a terrible mistake. Please tell your governor to veto this bill We need to keep it on Eastern Standard time, not Atlantic Standard Time

@pati_marins64 Your takes are definitely biased

I think we’re losing our sense of reality. I’ve never seen anyone sell out their country so publicly. This doesn't apply just to Iran, but to any country. A leader needs to have at least a minimum level of decency and respect for the people they claim to represent.

@mansourtarek_ Why would anyone use Kalshi after this?

On Khamenei: We don’t list markets directly tied to death. When there are markets where potential outcomes involve death, we design the rules to prevent people from profiting from death. That is what we did here. I know some of you disagree and prefer that we list these markets without a death carveout because it keeps the rules simple and because many traditional markets, like oil futures, can be proxy markets for war and death. But we believe that’s different than having a market directly settling on someone’s death, which is not allowed for US regulated entities. What’s the point of the market, then? A market on Ali Khamenei out as Supreme Leader was important because leadership changes in Iran have major impact on the world order: • geopolitical implications • economic consequences • national security considerations • oil and commodity prices, many of which move based on news and expectations around this outcome And it’s always possible for a ruler to step down or transition power without death, even in autocracies. It just happened in Venezuela. In these instances, we make the caveat clear in the rules and in the market page, but today is a good learning that we can do more in terms of improving the UX and adding more ways to surface the rules. We are committed to improving. In the meantime, here’s what we’re going to do: • We are reimbursing all fees from this market • If you have a position from before Khamenei died, you will be paid out on the last-traded price before his death. (This was clear in our rules) • If you have a position from after he died, we’re going to fully reimburse your cost of entry

@austinmasseySBI @ChadBrendel Didn’t his agent say he brought Cincinnati millions in revenue? Thus him no longer being there will result in him not bringing that amount in the 2nd year of the contract. The players want the best of both worlds.

@ChadBrendel Yes he signed it, that proves breach. But a judge still won't rubber-stamp the $1M. Cincinnati has to prove it's a reasonable estimate of actual damages (not a penalty) under Ohio law. That's how contract law actually works.

Sorsby and his agent negotiated and signed a 2 year deal with a buyout. They broke that deal. Actions, consequences and whatnot.

@Joel_Haas1 What a waste of $3 million for basketball

How Penn State distributed its $18,368,391 in NIL revenue sharing in 2024-25: Football: $13,338,959 M basketball: $3,004,666 Wrestling: $1,449,766 Baseball: $300,000 W basketball: $110,000 M hockey: $95,000 M lacrosse: $50,000 M tennis: $10,000 W volleyball: $10,000

@GreggDoyelStar Just making things up now?

Around the world, people are looking at the World Cup here like previous events in Russia and Qatar - events to be boycotted. Interesting, isn’t it, that this administration has at times cozied up to both of those countries? Look, it’s not OK. It’s just not.

@GoBearcatsMBB Find it hard to believe he designed anything other than a 3 point shot

Just like we drew it up. 😏

@newheightshow @ShedeurSanders Be serious

Pro Bowler @ShedeurSanders 👏

@Schultz_Report @LanceMcAlister Pro Bowl needs to end

Sources: #Browns QB Shedeur Sanders has been added to the Pro Bowl roster as a replacement. Sanders is the first 5th-round rookie to make a Pro Bowl since Puka Nacua.

@Breaking911 Sounds like they can be sent back home

Tim Walz's National Guard is handing out free coffee and donuts to anti-ICE protesters