Polymarket Removes Controversial Betting Contract on Cornell Rape Case
Polymarket has withdrawn a betting contract that allowed users to wager on the legal outcomes for seven men accused of raping a Cornell student. The decision follows public outcry and regulatory concerns regarding the legality of such markets.
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Polymarket removes contract allowing users to wager on fate of Cornell students accused of rape
Polymarket removes contract allowing users to wager on fate of Cornell students accused of rape
Polymarket removes contract allowing users to wager on fate of Cornell students accused of rape
Polymarket removes contract allowing users to wager on fate of Cornell students accused of rape
Polymarket Removes Controversial Betting Contract on Cornell Rape Case
Polymarket Removes Controversial Betting Contract on Cornell Rape Case
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