Americans will bet upwards of an estimated $2 billion on the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest betting day of the year, but since the Supreme Court authorised sports betting in 2018, Americans have taken to gambling year round. And now, on prediction markets, they’re wagering on politics too.
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