What are the current odds for "no Detroit wins by over 3.5 runs,no St. Louis wins by over 2.5 runs,no Toronto wins by over 2.5 runs,no Colorado wins by over 2.5 runs,no Baltimore wins by over 2.5 runs,no Arizona wins by over 2.5 runs,no Milwaukee wins by over 3.5 runs,no Buffalo wins by over 9.5 points,no Cleveland wins by over 9.5 points,no Dallas wins by over 7.5 points,no Philadelphia wins by over 10.5 points,yes Over 28.5 points scored,yes Over 29.5 points scored,yes Over 31.5 points scored,yes Over 23.5 points scored,yes Over 27.5 points scored,yes Over 29.5 points scored,yes Over 27.5 points scored,yes Washington,yes Sabrina Ionescu: 10+,no Las Vegas wins by over 9.5 points,yes New York wins by over 1.5 points"?▾
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 "no Detroit wins by over 3.5 runs,no St. Louis wins by over 2.5 runs,no Toronto wins by over 2.5 runs,no Colorado wins by over 2.5 runs,no Baltimore wins by over 2.5 runs,no Arizona wins by over 2.5 runs,no Milwaukee wins by over 3.5 runs,no Buffalo wins by over 9.5 points,no Cleveland wins by over 9.5 points,no Dallas wins by over 7.5 points,no Philadelphia wins by over 10.5 points,yes Over 28.5 points scored,yes Over 29.5 points scored,yes Over 31.5 points scored,yes Over 23.5 points scored,yes Over 27.5 points scored,yes Over 29.5 points scored,yes Over 27.5 points scored,yes Washington,yes Sabrina Ionescu: 10+,no Las Vegas wins by over 9.5 points,yes New York wins by over 1.5 points"?▾
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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.
