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Hahaha! Caveat emptor!
If anything, it should be a lesson for market makers to be explicit in how they will resolve a market, and to house all that on the market itself. Details like that should not live off-platform.
I still think I was shafted, but it’s a small amount of sats so I’m not pushing the issue. Though I will think twice before joining another of that maker’s markets in the future
Thanks for your insight.
We also have a rating mechanism for creators and as user you are free to provide it on market page after resolution. If you aren't satisfied you can rate the creator with less stars or report us right from the market page.
Cool, I don’t think I knew that! Thank you
You're welcome.
Feel free to tag us for anything Predyx related.
For sure. There's a lot to sort out between all the parties (users, creators, and Predyx) in terms of reliability and fairness.
One thing Predyx might need to do is require market creators, especially new ones, to put up a bond covering potential losses to users from their mistakes.
Thanks for your valuable insights. We're constantly striving to become better and better in all aspects. We've recently upgraded site performance issues, we hope you guys can really feel it. With site performance looking good, we'll definitely be exploring how we can enhance user experience and what requires to be done as suggested by you.
cc @Team_Predyx @mega_dreamer for your awareness
Here’s the original discussion thread on it: #1286356
Basically, the actual correct result is a tie, as each conference won 7 games.
But when discussing my thought process for making my prediction, I apparently alerted the market maker to the fact that he had miscounted something, and he decided he would subtract 1 from NFC’s total. I assume he wanted it to be a handicap, but I have no clue why he did it.
So instead of winning, I lost, and the wrong selection of AFC/Yes won instead. NFC/No is correct either way, but I didn’t take any shares in that position