Sports prediction markets
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
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Liverpool to sign Barcola by September 1, 2026
Yes ≈ 50% chance
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
71,098 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 14 of 417
Yes ≈ 50% chance
The two-candidate field is extremely concentrated but nearly a toss-up (52% vs 48%), and the sole notable shift in the past day is a 1-point tilt toward the Rays, likely fed by news of the Blue Jays' recent collapse and roster shuffling (USA Today, Sportsnet).
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Yes ≈ 20% chance
The 50/50 odds reflect a genuine three-way race: Rafael Leao has reportedly agreed personal terms with Tottenham, but Manchester United are actively considering hijacking the deal and have also been linked with alternative targets like Chelsea's Santos, leaving the outcome highly uncertain.
Yes ≈ 50% chance
The market is maximally concentrated on the Over/Under 13.5 total runs, with both teams' win markets at 0%, reflecting a binary bet on scoring volume rather than outcome. The biggest recent shift is the collapse of the Nationals' win odds to 0% after their 8-0 rout of the Rockies on July 22, which paradoxically made the total runs line the sole focus.
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A dressing-room brawl and six-figure fines have amplified exit speculation around Tchouaméni, but the 53% Yes price reflects doubt about his long-term role under pressure, not an imminent move.
Yes ≈ 50% chance
The field collapsed to a single candidate after the Twins' 12-inning win on July 22, leaving no uncertainty.
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Yes ≈ 4% chance
Despite the Mariners' dominant 8-0 win on July 20 (with a grand slam from Cal Raleigh), the market has moved 3 points toward the Reds over the past 24 hours, suggesting bettors see value in Cincinnati at near-even odds.
Yes ≈ 97% chance
Yes ≈ 50% chance
The wedding has already occurred, and the odds reflect leaked guest lists confirming Max Martin's attendance, making the field extremely narrow with only one candidate above 5%.
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The market's strong No (86%) reflects the reality that MLB stopped steroid testing in 2022, making formal detection unlikely, but a recent 2026 headline linking a Dodgers doctor to PEDs introduces a new vector that could shift the odds if it directly implicates Ohtani.
Yes ≈ 14% chance
The market is fully concentrated at 100% for the Royals after their 3-2 win over the Tigers on July 25, effectively resolving the binary outcome with no remaining uncertainty.
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The Astros' odds surged 43 points in 24 hours to 90% without any public headline, suggesting the move may reflect late-breaking lineup news or a correction from an initial mispricing rather than a gradual shift.
Yes ≈ 100% chance
The market doubts the NFL will fundamentally alter gameplay by 2035 despite mounting brain-health concerns, reflecting a belief that the league will continue its pattern of incremental safety tweaks rather than a profound overhaul.
Yes ≈ 37% chance
The market remains unresolved a day after the match, with Charoenphon's probability dropping 16 points in 24 hours without any explanatory headline from the provided sources, suggesting either a delayed result or a late shift in perceived outcome.
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The NBA's expansion to Las Vegas is widely expected, but the 88% odds reflect an ongoing bidding war that has driven valuations into the billions, with no official timeline yet—making the real story the race among deep-pocketed suitors rather than the inevitability of a team.
Yes ≈ 88% chance
The field is exceptionally fragmented with no candidate above 5%, reflecting that early-season leaders like Brandon Marsh (who led majors in May) have not maintained their pace, leaving the race wide open for a late surge.
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 50% chance
Yes ≈ 50% chance