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Illegal gambling in Hong Kong
With the football World Cup set to become the biggest gambling event in history, the South China Morning Post traces new trends in illegal betting in Hong Kong and the growing popularity of prediction markets in this two-part series.
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straitstimes.com
World Cup exposes growing global rift over prediction markets
Some countries view the types of financial contracts offered by such markets as a form of gambling. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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scmp.com
‘Harder to quit than drugs’: illegal online gambling fuels Hongkongers’ growing addiction
With easy access to illegal websites, chat groups and social media ads offering ‘rebates’, young gamblers face a slew of temptation and instigation.
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Illegal gambling in Hong Kong
With the football World Cup set to become the biggest gambling event in history, the South China Morning Post traces new trends in illegal betting in Hong Kong and the growing…
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Easy money or risky business? What can Hong Kong do as prediction markets boom?
Despite official warnings ahead of World Cup, Polymarket and Kalshi remain popular with residents who bet on everything from politics to weather.