Polymarket Isn't Paying Bets On The U.S. Invading ...

Polymarket bettors RAGE as the app says Maduro's capture doesn't count as an invasion

A gambling website is taking a stance on whether or not the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro constitutes an American invasion of the country.Maduro was arrested by U.S. forces at his home in Caracas, Venezuela. The socialist leader has since claimed that he is innocent.'Then what the f*** would be an invasion?'The contention comes from Polymarket, a website bent on letting the user gamble on nearly anything, after posting the bet, "Wi…

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Polymarket Isn't Paying Bets On The U.S. Invading ...

Polymarket Refuses $10.5M Payout After U.S. Capture of Maduro More Stories ETHNews

Prediction market platform Polymarket has sparked major backlash after refusing to pay out roughly $10.5 million in wagers following the U.S. military capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The dispute centers on Polymarket’s ruling that the January 3, 2026 U.S. military action did not meet its contractual definition of an “invasion,” despite Maduro being taken into U.S. custody. Why Polymarket Ruled “No Invasion” According to Polymarket, …

Polymarket Won’t Pay Users Who Bet on a U.S. Invasion of Venezuela

Polymarket users bet on whether the U.S. would invade Venezuela, but the prediction market said Venezuelan president’s capture did not constitute an invasion.