Rishi

Kalshi tells users that market makers earn money from the bid-ask spread. But research cited by the NY AG indicates that market makers, including Kalshi-affiliated firms, can also profit when retail traders systematically overbet YES on markets that typically settle NO.

waiting to see that slip lmao

election night is my superbowl.

This is probably accurate. And this would have been cut from the first two episodes’ worth. That’s how flat this episode landed.

You guys have been bonding Dem House for weeks when I can just jump in today instead

My wife has no idea our entire net worth is in play today

appeal to authority lets me know you’re not serious about the conversation.

Kirk got benched this season btw 😂😂 remember that when someone tells you how good he has been 😂😂

He “bobbled” this ball about as much as St. Brown did. Great catch.

Huh??????????????????

Type of a mufuca to say “I’m the best better of all time” what a joke.

I didn't watch the game live last night but the amount of stuff I'm seeing on my feed calling that Golden play a drop last night — and the engagement all that got — breaks my brain. Guy created 2 yards of separation in a tight area and Love missed a *huge* target window by at least 5 yards short and to the outside. Ball was "behind his eyes" like Brady said a couple weeks ago, and makes that such a tough catch. And he did damn well to adjust and even get his hands on it — a bunch of WRs wouldn't even make that look like a drop because it took strong body control to make it look like an easier catch than it was. Respectfully, while it would've been great to see Golden finish *what would've been a spectacular play* to bail out his QB, putting more than like 10% of the blame on him is, in my estimation, just flatly inaccurate analysis based on recent narrative (yes, he's had some bad recent drops, which I've criticized him for).