WWE in talks to legalize gambling on wrestling in United States

[Chris]

Someone explain to me the difference between this and what Draft Kings does because I assumed it was the same thing pretty much.

For the wrestling events on there they only have "free pools" where you can't actually bet money, you just play for free and anything you win (which is at most like $5 if you're extremely lucky and predict everything right while others don't, I've gotten all predictions right before and only gotten like $2 bc so many others also did) you can't withdraw, you can only use it to play other draftkings contests

 

[Chris]

And also most of the DK questions are prop bets like "which move will be hit first?" Or "will an announce table be broken?" As opposed to odds being presented for specific winners and matches

 

[#Waddles]

I see no issue with this.

 

[Deezy]

Nick Khan just using WWE as a guinea pig for his Hollywood overlords who are going to draw in gamblers with the nerds as they pump us full of their uncreative films and TV franchises.....but since our vested interest won't be quality but the result because gambling is more addictive than extended universes.

 

[Deezy]