Polymarket Counter-Strike promos start at $20 per X post, report
Polymarket is reportedly paying professional Brazilian Counter-Strike players between $20 and $500 per post to promote the prediction market on X. Specifically, Counter-Strike news outlet Dust2, reports that Polymarket i...
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Polymarket is reportedly paying professional Brazilian Counter-Strike players between $20 and $500 per post to promote the prediction market on X.
Specifically, Counter-Strike news outlet Dust2, reports that Polymarket is paying players to comment on news events while mentioning Polymarket and sharing bets.
Polymarket currently has 509 different Counter-Strike bets, some of which attract $1 million to $2 million in volume.
AI Polymarket post called ‘digital cancer’Professional Counter-Strike player Robin Kool recently threatened to block Polymarket promoters after an official Polymarket Counter-Strike account falsely claimed he was in Paris with a Porsche.
He described the account’s post as “digital cancer,” and called people creating sponsored Polymarket posts with AI “a fucking joke.”
so we just lying and creating shit out of thin air, that's how low we're going
and all the people sponsored doing AI slop tweets, what a fucking joke
genuinely blocking you if i see any of this AI slop on my timeline, this is literal digital cancer
Read more: Researcher claims Rollbit co-founder tied to CSGO scams
Other users described the $20 price per tweet as a way for professional players “to completely debase yourself… for a morally bankrupt gambling company.”
Fake bets and Polymarket bans this yearPolymarket now lists 39 countries where it is restricted.
It’s sponsored promotional posts were also revealed by the Wall Street Journal to be mostly fake.
It found that influencers were using a fake Polymarket website to create fake bets and display $900,000 in winnings. If the bets had actually been placed, the WSJ found it would’ve equated to ~$160,000 in losses.
It also found that so-called “clippers,” people who edit and share footage of these influencers online, were only paid if 60% of their audience is US-based.
Polymarket is not allowed to operate in the US.
Protos has reached out to Polymarket for comment and will update this piece should we hear anything back.
Got a tip? Send us an email securely via Protos Leaks. For more informed news and investigations, follow us on X, Bluesky, and Google News, or subscribe to our YouTube channel.
The post Polymarket Counter-Strike promos start at $20 per X post, report appeared first on Protos.
Why this matters
Polymarket is showing up inside the Prediction Markets theme, so this story is worth tracking for follow-through rather than treating it as a one-off headline.
Original source
Read on ProtosRelated market context
Could Polymarket reveal a crypto token at Token2049?
Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan has fuelled rumors that the prediction market is about to launch its own token after teasing he may h...
XRP Price Prediction: Ripple Range-Bound at $1.50, Breakout Soon?
XRP price prediction shows Ripple entering October still trading within a broad range. XRP is currently around $1.50, with key res...
XRP Price Prediction: Ripple’s $700M Escrow Return Puts $1.59 Resistance in the Spotlight
The setup comes shortly after Ripple returned 700 million XRP, worth more than $1 billion, to escrow following its scheduled Octob...
HIVE Digital’s BUZZ HPC turns Bitcoin mining sites into Canadian AI infrastructure
HIVE's pivot to AI infrastructure could bolster Canada's tech ecosystem, ensuring data sovereignty and fostering innovation domest...
Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Liquidity Drops 45% Below BTC
Ethereum price prediction is dropping as its order-book depth has fallen to 35–45% of Bitcoin’s. Ethereum trades at $2,725, up 1%...
XRP Price Prediction: Analyst Calls $750 Ripple Next Year
XRP traded at $1.51, printing 1% gain as its price prediction was pinned near the middle of its recent range. Jake Claver is still...