I'm sure the Polymarket information will be subtly incorporated, right? Subtle like the ads, the requests to not block ads, and the now "please click our stories" white stripe.
Polymarket is where people buy upside down pineapple flagsI thought a Polymarket would be something completely different.
I'm sure the Polymarket information will be subtly incorporated, right? Subtle like the ads, the requests to not block ads, and the now "please click our stories" white stripe.
and they block the top menu cake.
I'm sure the Polymarket information will be subtly incorporated, right? Subtle like the ads, the requests to not block ads, and the now "please click our stories" white stripe.
I'm sure the Polymarket information will be subtly incorporated, right?

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a pop-up ad!What do we have to do to prepare for this?, it's already like playing dodge ball on here.
Proud to say I had the light blue version of this lady slayer back in the day.The only Polymarket I'm interested in is these 1970 poly-ester leisure suits. Wide collared shirts, wide lapel jacket, stretch waist "trousers" (as Jack Cristil said), shirt cuffs unbuttoned and flipped back on the jacket cuff, some soft soled loafers w/ a big gold buckle on them, knit socks, babe magnet right there I'm telling you.
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That sounds like a great way to spend time with friends.Everyone is half staring at their phones and the tv holding their breath because you know something is about to happen.
I'm not a gambler, but it's fun.That sounds like a great way to spend time with friends.
Everyone is half staring at their phones and the tv holding their breath because you know something is about to happen.
Hell yeah there are opportunities to manipulate.I don't have a problem with the sports portion of Polymarket, but other things on there seem open to manipulation.
I just dropped the bag on “Yes” for @dawgstudent to add three more TVs over the next month.Jesus, TVs are getting expensive.
that's what it looks like to me. better double check. i don't even know my continents very well...That's what that thing is called? Hell, I didn't even know it had a name.
that's what it looks like to me. better double check. i don't even know my continents very well...
Only in 49 statesI thought PolyMarket was illegal in US.
Great. Now I gotta spend extra for the super fast cable, so I get my game info a second or two before everyone else.I got suckered into doing Polymarket for UFC fights. It's wayyyy funner than it should be. Everyone in my "dad group" puts $20 total on a variety of bets throughout the card. When the card is over, the person with the most money wins the ability to mooch off of everyone's cooler at the next UFC watch party.
What's wild is you can cash out at just about anytime. So if you have a 5-fight parlay, you can cash out right when you see your guy getting rocked and not lose everything on the parlay. You can bet the winner, how long the fight will last, the type of finish, etc. You can even parlay multiple things to happen in a single fight. Like if you think Royce Gracie will win by submission in the 3rd, you can parlay all 3 of those.
You get to watch your earnings tick up and down in real time. And you can cash out accordingly.
What's even crazier is the delay in the broadcast and the odds moving. You can watch your money spike in either direction right before a KO happens. Everyone is half staring at their phones and the tv holding their breath because you know something is about to happen.
I just use it to "trade" on sports. Got into it last week. It's been fun so far.polymarket and all it's likes should be banned. it's easy market manipulation by insiders
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