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[Not] The Gambling Industry I Was Promised
A short, but much-needed rant on the current state of the gambling industry.
Dec 5
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Steve Ruddock
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Jumping the Queue
With yesterday's launch of Fanatics Markets, Fanatics has beaten DraftKings and FanDuel to the prediction market punch.
Dec 4
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Steve Ruddock
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A New Dawn
The ESPN Bet era is officially over, but can theScore Bet change Penn's online fortunes?
Dec 3
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Steve Ruddock
Unsurprising Results
Illinois' recently enacted per-wager fee led operators to institute bet minimums and their own surcharges, and it's having a significant impact on…
Dec 2
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Steve Ruddock
I'd Buy That For A Dollar
Sportsbooks use handle. Prediction markets use trading volume. But these are not the numbers that matter.
Dec 1
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Steve Ruddock
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November 2025
Weekender: A Wild Week Of Regrets, Reckonings and Reflection
Ohio Gov. DeWine regrets legalizing sports betting; big prediction market news erupts; plus thoughts on who these platforms are really built for.
Nov 30
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Steve Ruddock
Episode 72: Scandals, Offshore Bets, and Regulatory Evolution with Richard Schuetz
Veteran gambling executive Richard Schuetz recounts his 50+ year career, from Nevada casinos to California regulation, critiquing modern betting…
Nov 29
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Steve Ruddock
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Know What You're Training For
Prediction markets need to understand the customers they want to attract.
Nov 28
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Steve Ruddock
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Giving Thanks
A short holiday newsletter that touches on prediction markets, and gives thanks to my supporters. Happy Thanksgiving!
Nov 27
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Steve Ruddock
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All Prediction Markets; All The Time
It was quite a day in prediction markets, with massive news breaking multiple times.
Nov 26
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Steve Ruddock
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Buyer's Remorse
Ohio Gov. Mine DeWine says, "Ohio shouldn’t have done it," referring to the state's 2021 legalization of sports betting, which he now deeply regrets…
Nov 25
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Steve Ruddock
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Comparing Apples To Oranges
One of the arguments in the prediction market debate is whether sports betting falls into the gaming/gambling category.
Nov 24
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Steve Ruddock
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