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  2. Prediction market - Wikipedia

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    Some prediction websites, sometimes classified as prediction markets, do not involve betting real money but rather add to or subtract from a predictor's reputation points based on the accuracy of a prediction. This incentive system may be better-suited than traditional prediction markets for niche or long-timeline questions.

  3. Here's what people are betting on in prediction markets now ...

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    Kalshi launched election betting for US citizens after winning court approval in early October. Now that the election is over, here's what people are betting on in prediction markets.

  4. Betting markets nailed Trump's decisive win — and it's a good ...

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    Prediction site founders and researchers have long argued that betting markets are more accurate than traditional polling. This week was the biggest demonstration to back up that claim.

  5. How prediction markets saw something the polls and pundits didn’t

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    Historically, betting markets have been pretty good at predicting the outcome of US elections. One study showed that in the 15 elections between 1884 and 1940 the candidate with the best odds as ...

  6. Why prediction markets can be more accurate than polls at ...

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    The most popular prediction markets are largely unavailable to US participants. US-based users can't bet on Polymarket, and Betfair, one of the longest-running events markets, is only available in ...

  7. Manifold (prediction market) - Wikipedia

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    Manifold, formerly known as Manifold Markets, is an online prediction market platform. [1] [2] Users engage in competitive forecasting using play money called 'mana', as well as 'Sweepcash,' which can be withdrawn for real money, or donated to charity. [3] Topics on Manifold have included the 2024 United States presidential election and the ...