Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
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Yes ≈ 40% chance
The field is effectively binary, with the St. Louis Cardinals at 100% odds after a 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels on July 22, 2026 (ESPN, Jul 22), making the market a foregone conclusion for that specific game outcome; the 0% odds on the over/under 8.5 total runs indicate the market expects a low-scoring pitcher's duel, consistent with the shutout result.
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 50% chance
The field is moderately concentrated, with the top three (Spain, France, England) holding 61% of the probability, but the long tail of 55 candidates and the fact that 7 teams are above 5% show meaningful depth. The biggest recent shift is Spain's surge to 24% after becoming the first team to win both the Euro and World Cup back-to-back twice (Sportstar, Jul 19), which likely boosted their odds from a lower level.
55 outcomes
Yes ≈ 24% chance
The field is completely concentrated on a single binary outcome — the Rockies vs. Brewers moneyline — with the over/under at 0% and no other candidate above 5%, meaning the market sees almost no chance of a total runs push or other result. The biggest recent shift is the Brewers' heavy favorite status, driven by their 64-39 record versus the Rockies' 42-63 mark and the starting pitching matchup of Robert Gasser (Brewers) against Ryan Feltner (Rockies) (Brew Crew Ball, Jul 25; Yahoo Sports, Jul 25).
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 50% chance
78 outcomes
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.
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 7% chance
Yes ≈ 5% chance
The field collapsed to a single candidate after the Twins' 12-inning win on July 22, leaving no uncertainty.
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 0% chance