Bettors are angry that Kalshi, citing a policy against death bets, did not pay on wagers. And with signs of trading on government secrets, some lawmakers want to restrict prediction markets.
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Betting on Ayatollah’s Ouster Ignites Ire Over Prediction Markets
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