What are the current odds for "yes Minnesota,yes TCU,yes Liberty,yes Iowa St.,yes Brown,yes Penn St.,yes Montana St.,yes Appalachian St.,yes Butler,yes Eastern Kentucky,yes Illinois St.,yes Tulsa,yes William & Mary,yes Alabama,yes UCF,yes Richmond,yes Incarnate Word,yes Ohio St.,yes Baylor,yes Boston College,yes Georgia Tech,yes Western Illinois,yes Towson,yes Campbell,yes NC St.,yes Sam Houston,yes Western Carolina,yes Princeton,yes Louisiana-Monroe,yes Elon,yes Illinois,yes Duke,yes UMass,yes Missouri,yes Kansas St.,yes Georgia,yes Texas A&M,yes North Carolina,yes Nebraska,yes Iowa,yes Oklahoma,yes Rhode Island,yes USC,yes Cal Poly,yes Utah,yes Michigan,yes East Tennessee St.,yes Indiana,yes Yale,yes South Dakota St."?▾
The current market price is 0% Yes / 100% No on Kalshi. This price reflects the aggregate view of traders on the platform and is updated every 5 minutes.
Where can I trade on "yes Minnesota,yes TCU,yes Liberty,yes Iowa St.,yes Brown,yes Penn St.,yes Montana St.,yes Appalachian St.,yes Butler,yes Eastern Kentucky,yes Illinois St.,yes Tulsa,yes William & Mary,yes Alabama,yes UCF,yes Richmond,yes Incarnate Word,yes Ohio St.,yes Baylor,yes Boston College,yes Georgia Tech,yes Western Illinois,yes Towson,yes Campbell,yes NC St.,yes Sam Houston,yes Western Carolina,yes Princeton,yes Louisiana-Monroe,yes Elon,yes Illinois,yes Duke,yes UMass,yes Missouri,yes Kansas St.,yes Georgia,yes Texas A&M,yes North Carolina,yes Nebraska,yes Iowa,yes Oklahoma,yes Rhode Island,yes USC,yes Cal Poly,yes Utah,yes Michigan,yes East Tennessee St.,yes Indiana,yes Yale,yes South Dakota St."?▾
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How do prediction market odds work?▾
Prediction market prices represent the crowd's estimated probability of an event occurring. A price of 70 cents means traders collectively believe there is a 70% chance the event will happen. You can buy YES (betting it will happen) or NO (betting it won't). If you're correct, each contract pays out $1.00.