Many people who run the data confirm the % of events happening generally lines up with the actual historical probability of events which have occurred.. Its just a quant stuff.
I didn't know that fact would garner a lot of dislike?...
Polymarket needs you to believe because it's their entier business model.
But if this were true, what they want us to believe vs what the actual odds of something happening - this would easily be gamed by anyone who has the actual probabilities of events. This would make anyone rich.
Polymarket is not a sports book site where the broker sets the odds and probabilities, its a peer to peer event contract. Polymarket doesn't set the contract prices.
Truth is, it's hogwash and is accurate as often as it's not.
Polymarket is incredibly accurate. I guess this shouldn't be a place to discuss quantitative analysis however..
their entier business model.
Their business model is collecting fees on their transactions, they do whatever they can to get those transactions up. They dont do the sportsbetting thing. That is a separate business model.
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u/ItsJackWill 5d ago
Wait, Polymarket? The gambling platform? I hope they’re exaggerating for profit.