> Even if regulators allow gambling, betting companies would have to decide if they're willing to place odds on WWE matches even if it's legalized. Well, the b

> Even if regulators allow gambling, betting companies would have to decide if they're willing to place odds on WWE matches even if it's legalized. Well, the betting companies have the most to lose (monetarily), but in Australia you've been able to bet on the Oscars and reality TV show outcomes for a while now (see https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/Entertainment https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/Entertainment)... so I guess they'll probably wear the risk and just ban any suspicious bets. Somewhat related, a friend of a friend of a friend was a cameraman for The Bachelor a few years ago and through the chain I heard the winner ahead of time. I was doubtful but the result was as I was told. But in general they seem to keep a pretty tight lid on it all - the TV networks would be pretty cranky if their multi-month programs were spoiled early.