Lula’s shock election victory in Brazil does not prove betting markets failed
Betting on Polymarket and Kalshi gave Flávio Bolsonaro roughly an 80 per cent chance of winning
Betting on Polymarket and Kalshi gave Flávio Bolsonaro roughly an 80 per cent chance of winning
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Voting followed campaign marked by deep political divisions
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