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The integration of the World Cup Center appears to be a logical step in the development of prediction market ecosystems, where sports analytics gradually transition into a structured data-driven experience. Combining matches, tournament tables, and prediction events into a single interface effectively reduces the gap between watching the game and participating in the market, enhancing user engagement at the level of “real-time decision making.”

The architecture of the three main sections is particularly interesting:

📌 Matches — as the basic layer of information that forms the context for predictions.
📊 Tournament table — as a dynamic model of the tournament's status with scenario analysis capabilities.
🎯 Events — as the final level of monetizing attention through prediction markets.

This is not just navigation but a multi-level decision-making system where the user moves from information to action without losing context.

It is also worth noting the integration with Polymarket, which enhances Gate's role as one of the key gateways between CEX infrastructure and prediction markets. This approach creates a new model of interaction with events — not just observation, but continuous assessment and participation in probabilistic scenarios in real time.

In this context, predicting the World Cup transforms from mere entertainment into a form of market analysis, where each match becomes a separate data point in a global system of expectations.

Could such integration become a new standard for sports and financial platforms in the future?

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