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Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
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Who will win the 2026 World Chess Championship?
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Game and tournament outcomes as live, market-implied odds gathered from across the market.
47,921 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 30 of 417
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Yes ≈ 2% chance
This market is effectively closed, with the match already completed as of July 22; the 100% odds reflect a resolved outcome, not active competition, and the only remaining uncertainty is trivial (set-one winner already resolved too).
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Yes ≈ 19% chance
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The field is entirely concentrated in the Over/Under 8.5 market at 100% probability, with the winner market barely registering; the 14-point move in the last 24 hours has no identifiable catalyst.
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Yes ≈ 56% chance
The market is fully concentrated on a single outcome (100% for White Sox vs. Rangers), but the total runs over/under at 8.5 is stuck at 0%, indicating no consensus on scoring; the biggest recent shift is the Texas Rangers placing third baseman Josh Jung on the injured list with a calf strain (ESPN, Jul 25), which weakens their lineup and likely pushes the over/under odds toward the under.
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The field is completely concentrated on the Tigers covering the -1.5 spread at 100% odds, a rare binary outcome driven by a recent 5-1 victory (ESPN, Jul 23) and a decisive 4-run margin in the latest game (MLB.com, Jul 25), while the Cubs' demotion of Kevin Alcantara (heavy.com, Jul 24) signals organizational instability that undermines their competitiveness.
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Yes ≈ 99% chance
The market is maximally concentrated because only two players are listed, and the match has not yet started, so the 100% odds for the match itself simply reflect that it is scheduled, not that one player dominates. The single biggest recent shift is the absence of any movement: no new head-to-head data or recent match results for Bondar or Charaeva have been reported, leaving the odds static.
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Yes ≈ 23% chance
The field is maximally concentrated because the match has already been played: Bublik defeated Diaz Acosta in the Generali Open quarterfinals on July 23, 2026 (The Eastern Herald, Jul 23), so the 100% odds reflect a settled outcome, not an open race.
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Yes ≈ 33% chance
Yes ≈ 36% chance
The field is almost entirely concentrated on Daniel Altmaier, driven by a narrative from Qoo Media (Jul 21) that opponent Raphael Collignon is 'worn down' from previous rounds, making the outcome appear predestined. The single biggest recent shift is the emergence of Collignon's fatigue as a decisive factor, which has pushed Altmaier's probability to near certainty.
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Yes ≈ 60% chance
Yes ≈ 99% chance
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