Prediction markets have become a billion-dollar business in the U.S. and now want to expand globally—but in Denmark they are likely to face strong pushback from politicians and organizations.
Although Kalshi is not officially in Denmark, it is not difficult for Danes to access the highly controversial American service.
All it takes is a passport and a phone number to access the so-called prediction market, where you can bet money on all sorts of news events, including Danish ones. For example, who will win the parliamentary election and the Superliga.
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