26.03.2026 08:51
Games opened on a U.S.-based betting platform regarding developments in the Iran war have sparked controversy. The fact that some users have made millions by accurately predicting critical dates in advance has raised claims of "insider information." It is noteworthy that Donald Trump's son is among the investors in the platform.
The war in Iran, which began with the attacks of the USA and Israel and has been ongoing for 26 days, has become a topic of discussion not only on the battlefield but also on digital platforms. A significant flow of money occurred through bets placed on the course of the war on a US-based betting site.
THEY KNEW THE ATTACK DATE IN ADVANCE
It has been revealed that bets were placed days in advance for the attack carried out by the USA on Iran on February 28. It was determined that some users who correctly predicted the date before the attack made profits of over 1 million dollars.
DETAIL ABOUT TRUMP'S SON CAUGHT ATTENTION
The presence of Donald Trump Jr., the son of US President Donald Trump, among the investors on the platform has intensified the discussions. This connection further strengthened the claims of "information flow" and conflicts of interest.
MILLIONS ON CEASEFIRE
One of the most popular betting topics on the site was the ceasefire date. While a large majority of users predicted that the war would end by the end of the year, millions of dollars were invested in this topic.
EXPERTS' WARNING ON "INSIDER INFORMATION"
Transactions made through anonymous accounts complicated the monitoring of the process. According to a report by Beyzanur Özel from NTV; IT expert Osman Demircan emphasized that if the individuals making the decisions for the war are the same as those placing bets, the system would be open to abuse.
SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTIONS ON THE AGENDA
It drew attention that some users made high-value transactions just before critical developments. Experts stated that this situation strengthened the possibility of insider information being used.