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Epstein ‘Files’ Betting EXPLOSION: Polymarket’s Wild Celebrity Odds Shock the Internet | WATCH
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3:50Now PlayingOprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks, and even the late Stephen Hawking are showing up not in court documents, but on Polymarket, the world’s biggest prediction market, where users are betting on which celebrity names might appear when the Jeffrey Epstein Files drop by January 5. From former Israeli PM Ehud Barak topping the odds, to TV giants like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert, to political names like Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Tony Blair list is huge and chaotic. Polymarket emphasizes these are speculative markets only and do not imply guilt, involvement, or criminal activity. Watch.
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