Polymarket Convinced Everyone That Gambling Isn't Gambling
January 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this segment of Dumpster Fire, host Bridget Phetasy explores America's newest addiction that's definitely not gambling. From Polymarket to Kalshi, Americans are now betting on everything from Golden Globe winners to whether Jesus returns by 2026. Bridget breaks down how prediction markets rebranded gambling as "monetized prophecy," why the Golden Globes partnered with Polymarket, and how crypto nerds can now lose their life savings in their underwear. It's bread and circuses for the digital age, except the bread is imaginary and we're all degenerates.
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