charge a fee — to ask someone to pay money for a service

regulatory conflict — a disagreement between a business and the government about rules

put up a fight — to resist strongly when someone tries to take something away from you

I’d guess / I’d bet / I’d wager — informal ways of saying “I think” when you’re not completely certain

have no interest in — to not care about who wins or benefits from something

data point — a single piece of information used as part of a larger analysis

forecast — a prediction about what will happen in the future

at (one’s own) will — freely, whenever and however someone chooses

the odds — numbers showing how likely something is, used in betting to calculate winnings

sports books — companies that accept bets on sports events and set their own prices

exchange — a platform where people buy and sell things

highlight — to draw attention to something important

binary — having only two possible options or outcomes

poll — a survey asking a group of people for their opinion

look into — to examine or investigate something more carefully