Sports prediction markets
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
49,154 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 13 of 417
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
49,154 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 13 of 417
The field is a pure binary between the Dodgers and Mets, with no third candidate; the odds are essentially 50-50 as of game day, reflecting a tightly contested matchup.
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Yes ≈ 35% chance
Yes ≈ 33% chance
The field is extremely concentrated on Pete Crow-Armstrong at 21% — the only candidate above 5% — yet none of the recent headlines mention him, suggesting the market may be pricing in a small-sample or niche factor rather than mainstream coverage.
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The market is effectively resolved, with one candidate holding 100% of the odds, indicating the outcome of the July 19 game between the White Sox and Blue Jays has already been determined.
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Yes ≈ 10% chance
The field is extraordinarily open with no candidate above 5% and only two named players; the biggest recent shift is the absence of 2025 winner Fernando Tatis Jr. from the market, likely due to injury or regression, opening the door for a new NL Platinum Glove winner.
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The field is a pure binary contest between Gen.G and T1, with no other candidates above 5%, making it highly concentrated. No recent shift in odds can be identified because the provided headlines are entirely unrelated to this esports matchup.
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Yes ≈ 0% chance
The field is extremely concentrated, with Kimi Antonelli at 56% and the top three summing 88%, but no recent F1-specific headlines explain the odds — the market appears driven by pre-season expectations rather than fresh news.
15 outcomes
The field is effectively a binary contest between the over/under 9.5 runs and the game outcome, but the over/under dominates at 100% because the recent 5-1 Orioles win (Yahoo Sports, Jul 25) landed well under the total, making the 'under' the only priced outcome; the single biggest shift is the collapse of the moneyline market to 0% after the Orioles' decisive victory, which erased any probability for either team winning outright.
2 outcomes