Claim: did white house staff use classified war intel to bet on polymarket before the iran strikes were publicly announced

The claim that White House staff used classified war intel to bet on Polymarket is false. Mainstream sources, including CBS News, report that White House aides received a warning email prohibiting the use of nonpublic information for betting. The White House has denied any such activity, labeling the implications as baseless and irresponsible. There are no credible allegations or evidence supporting the claim, which further solidifies its falsehood. Alternative sources have not provided any substantiated claims to counter the official denials. All three graders point in the same direction, with minor differences. OpenAI comes in highest (10%), while Perplexity is lowest (0%). While there are no supporting claims or evidence from credible sources, the absence of allegations does not completely eliminate the possibility of undisclosed actions. However, the explicit warning issued to White House staff against using nonpublic information for betting and the strong denial from the White House significantly reduce the likelihood of the claim being true. The lack of any credible evidence or reports from reliable sources further strengthens the conclusion that the claim is false.