How Gambling Works
Isaac Rose-BermanSports bettor writing about sports betting
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How to Regulate Sports Prediction Markets
The case against sports prediction markets is loud, and not hard to understand. An increasingly lightly-staffed federal regulator is suddenly overseeing products that look, to most people, an awful lot like sports betting. State regulators...
Kalshi’s Favorite Lie
Unlike traditional sportsbooks, prediction markets like Kalshi are not betting against their users. They pair bettors against each other and take a fee, which means they do not care who wins. Sportsbooks take the other side of users’ bets a...
Gambling, Drugs, and Porn: What I Learned at a Conference on Vice Policy
A smoker in a downtown Las Vegas casino. Jim Wilson, The New York Times
Are Americans—and young men especially—engaging in more vice than ever before? What qualifies as a vice? And is it any of the government’s business?
These were some o...
Who Wants to Bet on the Oscars?
Last night, while watching the Academy Awards, I bet—and lost—$1,000 on Timothée Chalamet to win the Oscar for best actor.
My wager on Kalshi
I was not alone.1 Gambling on current events has exploded recently due to prediction markets, pl...
Gambling is a Verb and a Noun
“The great enemy of clear language is insincerity.” - George Orwell
In my life I have gambled on many things: the winner of a sporting event, how many slices of pizza I can eat, whether someone could distinguish between Coke and Pepsi, to...
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Sports bettor writing about sports betting. Gambling Research and policy Fellow at The American Institute for Boys and Men. isaacroseberman.com
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