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Polymarket paid influencers to fake winning bets, built dummy websites to pull it off
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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2026
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Its not a lottery though...
When you're betting on random bullshit and it's possible for no one to win, the difference between that and a lottery is negligible.
Anyone who believes it's not gambling.... I have a bridge to sell you.
No one said it's not gambling, I said it's not a lottery.
He never said it was in the first place
Who never said what?