Sports prediction markets
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
47,581 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 22 of 417
Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
47,581 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 22 of 417
Yes ≈ 60% chance
The field is extremely open with no candidate above 5%, reflecting that the middleweight title just changed hands at UFC 328 (BBC, May 10) and the division lacks a clear dominant figure, making the race highly speculative. The single biggest recent shift is the title win by Sean Strickland over Khamzat Chimaev, which reset the championship picture and left the market without a strong favorite.
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Yes ≈ 47% chance
The field is extremely open, with top favorites Real Madrid (13%) and Barcelona (12%) combining for only a quarter of the probability, meaning 75% rests on other teams; no recent headline-driven shift has occurred, so the odds reflect long-term perceptions rather than a specific catalyst.
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Yes ≈ 60% chance
Yes ≈ 1% chance
The market is maximally concentrated on the Rays-Blue Jays matchup at 100%, but the recent headlines reveal a team in turmoil: Toronto is reeling from a frustrating loss, facing trade-debate pressure to unload stars like Kevin Gausman, and has collapsed quickly as AL champs, suggesting the odds may overstate the Blue Jays' competitiveness in this game.
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Yes ≈ 4% chance
The field is extremely diffuse, with no candidate above 5% and only two named leaders at 3% and 1% respectively, reflecting a race wide open to late-season surges; the biggest recent shift is the absence of any dominant favorite, as the top contenders are all below 5% and the market has not consolidated around any single player.
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Yes ≈ 50% chance
The field is extremely flat — the top two candidates barely register at 1% each — and the only notable shift is that Angel Reese, who is not even listed among the leaders, has dominated recent headlines with historic rebounding feats, suggesting a dark-horse surge that the market has not yet absorbed.
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Yes ≈ 53% chance
The market is fully concentrated on the match outcome and total games over/under, with no odds spread among players, reflecting a binary event rather than a competitive field. The biggest recent shift is the absence of any movement, as the only relevant headlines are generic previews and H2H predictions, not actual match results or injuries.
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Yes ≈ 35% chance