These things are dangerous. Someone who can take AWS down such as an employee can place a bet.
These bets aren’t as innocent as they seem because the bettors can often influence or change the outcome.
These bets aren’t as innocent as they seem because the bettors can often influence or change the outcome.
IAM? Def. But how critical is IAM, anyway?
Imagine if the betting website itself shuts down because AWS is down. (half joking I suppose though)
> These bets aren’t as innocent as they seem because the bettors can often influence or change the outcome.
Overall I agree with your statement that these betting markets also are able to incentivize a lot of insider trading and one can say negative scenarios as this has given them an incentive to capitalize on that.
Get a job where I can affect something significant, mortgage everything I own to bet on it, then break it (get fired) and take the money and run.