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Lawmakers, lawyers, lobbyists hone in on prediction markets as wager mania expands into 'everything'

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The Washington Times reports that lawmakers, lawyers and lobbyists are focusing on prediction markets as betting on outcomes expands into "everything." The outlet says that while calling races on election night may be becoming routine for these markets, convincing Washington that they belong in the financial system may be more difficult.

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  1. The Washington Times FIRST 2h ago Lawmakers, lawyers, lobbyists hone in on prediction markets as wager mania expands into 'everything'

    Calling races on election night may be becoming routine for prediction markets. Convincing Washington they belong in the financial system may be a much tougher bet.

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