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holy smokes man, thanks for writing all this up. Very clearly explained here, appreciate the alpha.
You should definitely do it, I'm sure that, like me, many people would find this stuff fascinating, and there isn't too much public info on prediction market techniques and what not (except for very rare strategy posts on Kalshi regarding e.g. the Temperature markets - which mostly boil down to "read the rules, dumbass"). Obviously most of us here don't have the same resources as that French trader who commissioned his own polls, so comparing existing/past data and over/underestimation trends is def the way to go. 'preciate it!
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