- Podcast
From DFS to prediction markets: finding new edges, with Justin Herzig of PredictQ
PredictQ co-founder Justin Herzig explains how a DFS and Best Ball player moved into prediction markets, and where edges still exist for traders.
Regulation, payouts, platform policy and the numbers behind them — written by the desk, filed the same day.
PredictQ co-founder Justin Herzig explains how a DFS and Best Ball player moved into prediction markets, and where edges still exist for traders.
Swivel Gaming CEO Michael Pedersen walks through sweepstakes, card rips, prediction markets and ADW, and where each one works or falls short for operators.
Trader evenstevengg explains why he stopped betting with sportsbooks, how he shifted from taking to making liquidity, and what a costly NASCAR error taught him.
InGame's Daniel O'Boyle explains the record NFL Week 1 trading on prediction markets, parlays, pricing versus sportsbooks and the legal road ahead.
Kalshi head of enforcement Robert DeNault explains how investigations work on a prediction market, plus a news roundup covering a wave of advertising deals.
Robinhood's JB Mackenzie explains how one election-night market grew into the broker's second-biggest revenue line, and where prediction markets go next.
PredictQ's Justin Herzig and Cameron MacMillan on research, price comparison and portfolio tools for prediction-market traders, and trader reputation built on verifiable data.
SweepsGuard founder Mike Cuneo explains how sweepstakes casinos work, why players struggle to get paid and whether the model should be regulated.
World Sports Exchange founder Jay Cohen recounts building an offshore betting exchange in the 1990s, his prosecution, and how today's prediction markets echo it.
Gaming attorney Alex Dubin explains the Ninth Circuit ruling against Kalshi, the split with the Third Circuit and why the fight could reach the Supreme Court.
SportsStack co-founder Amar Rao, formerly of numberFire, FanDuel and Fanatics, explains how a unified API helps normalise sports data and reduce costly settlement errors.
DealFlow Events founder Steven Dresner on why prediction markets matter, their regulatory risks, and where the business opportunities may sit over the next five years.