What are the current odds for "yes Harvard,yes Rutgers,yes Indiana,yes Boise St.,yes Pittsburgh,yes Campbell,yes Florida St.,yes Baylor,yes UTSA,yes Virginia,yes Houston,yes Ohio St.,yes Illinois St.,yes Michigan,yes Texas St.,yes James Madison,yes Florida International,yes Alabama St.,yes East Carolina,yes Notre Dame,yes Nebraska,yes Georgia,yes Buffalo,yes Texas Tech,yes Ohio,yes Texas,yes North Dakota,yes UNLV,yes New Mexico,yes Rhode Island,yes Kentucky,yes South Florida,yes Utah,yes Austin Peay,yes Auburn,yes Virginia Tech,yes Louisville,yes Marshall,yes Penn St.,yes Duke,yes Green Bay,yes San Francisco,yes Carolina,yes Houston,yes Kansas City,yes Buffalo,yes New England,yes Detroit,yes Seattle,yes Philadelphia"?▾
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 Harvard,yes Rutgers,yes Indiana,yes Boise St.,yes Pittsburgh,yes Campbell,yes Florida St.,yes Baylor,yes UTSA,yes Virginia,yes Houston,yes Ohio St.,yes Illinois St.,yes Michigan,yes Texas St.,yes James Madison,yes Florida International,yes Alabama St.,yes East Carolina,yes Notre Dame,yes Nebraska,yes Georgia,yes Buffalo,yes Texas Tech,yes Ohio,yes Texas,yes North Dakota,yes UNLV,yes New Mexico,yes Rhode Island,yes Kentucky,yes South Florida,yes Utah,yes Austin Peay,yes Auburn,yes Virginia Tech,yes Louisville,yes Marshall,yes Penn St.,yes Duke,yes Green Bay,yes San Francisco,yes Carolina,yes Houston,yes Kansas City,yes Buffalo,yes New England,yes Detroit,yes Seattle,yes Philadelphia"?▾
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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.