Geoff Zochodne is a sports betting journalist who writes for Covers. With a focus on the world of sports betting, Geoff covers topics such as regulatory concerns, industry developments, and the impact of sports events on betting trends. He provides insightful analysis and updates on the latest news in the sports betting industry.
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Donald Trump has never had it so good in the election betting markets.
“Americans should be allowed to trade on elections because electoral outcomes are extremely valuable information to know, and markets are the most efficient mechanism to aggregate information,” a Kalshi spokesperson said.
By: Geoff Zochodne
Kalshi says the election-betting business is booming. A spokesperson for the prediction market operator told Covers on Wednesday that in the three weeks since an appeals court paved the way for Kalshi to restart trading in election-related contracts, there has been more than $70 million in buying and selling.
Wagering on the U.S. presidential election in the U.K. is expected to outweigh the action sportsbooks took on this year’s general election.
Stick-and-ball sports bettors may be accustomed to early and quick payouts on, say, the NFL. That won't be the case on Election Night.
Covers is tracking the largest wagers placed on the election in the run-up to Nov. 5, as big bets by political punters and “whales” continue to be reported by prediction markets and sportsbooks.
"There is the potential to make a lot of money and hit some pretty big-priced horses.”
By: Geoff Zochodne
The Breeders' Cup holds a special place in the hearts of horseplayers, but the year-end championships of thoroughbred racing have always had to contend with challenging timing and significant competition in trying to win the affection of more casual sports bettors.
Americans are already betting on their elections, and it's time for the states to get involved.
Stay connected to all the presidential election odds and betting movement with our live blog, which will track all the major happenings in real time.
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