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PredictIt has a Democrat at 52¢ that Kalshi has at 36¢. One of these markets is wrong. Spoiler: it's not Kalshi.
A Serie B exact-score market is trading like a coin flip. It's not a coin flip. It's barely a rounding error.
12¢ for 8 goals in a Spanish second-division game. Someone's been drinking on shift.
Polymarket is pricing a 9-goal beatdown at 49%. Finland literally beat these guys 2-0 last time. Do the math.
A ghost market on Polymarket is offering 50¢ on something that happens 8% of the time. Free money or free lesson?
The market says 53%. We say 37%. Someone forgot that impeachment requires, you know, an actual House majority first.
Norwegian soccer, a stale order book, and a 25-cent gift nobody's picking up. Free money hours, allegedly.
The market thinks a Democrat wins statewide in Texas. Sure. And I'll be the starting QB for the Cowboys next week.
Polymarket is charging you 82¢ for something that's basically already happened. We're not overthinking this one.
One market thinks BTC is crashing 15% this week. We think they've been reading too much Twitter.
Polymarket thinks September's AI throne is basically decided. We think that's cute. Plus a soft tennis line and Swedish politics.
Powell's out here practically begging to cut and PredictIt has rate HIKE odds at 40%. We're backing up the truck.
One market has YES and NO both trading like they're the favorite. That's not how math works.
Sometimes the edge isn't finding the mispriced coin flip. Sometimes it's just picking up the pennies nobody bothered to grab.
A woman winning the 2028 GOP nom is priced at 44¢. JD Vance is 80¢ on the same board. Do the math.
Trump's Truth Social feed is basically a Polymarket printer at this point. Also: BTC and a red district doing red district things.
The Kremlin doesn't do surprises. Neither does this market. 84¢ on the most predictable outcome in geopolitics.
Two markets pricing near-certainties like tail risks. We're happily on the other side.
Two markets, both pegged at 100¢. Sometimes the sharpest play is closing the app.
Someone priced a 2-degree Dallas temperature window at 56%. We laughed, then we clicked NO.
Three safe seats, one locked map, and Polymarket still leaving pennies on the sidewalk. We're scooping.
One special election is priced like a coin flip in a swing seat. It's not a swing seat. Free money?
Softer CPI, a third-weekend crater, and a war that isn't stopping. The board is giving us gifts today.
Polymarket is pricing a BoJ hold like it's a coin flip. It's not. Plus two more markets that forgot how math works.
Iran told us to pound sand on Bloomberg this morning. The market still thinks there's a 4% chance we hug it out by Wednesday.
Google is running away with text-to-video, Trump forgot Megyn Kelly exists, and we're here to collect the pennies.
Three high-conviction NO plays across Polymarket where the crowd is mispricing volatility, ignoring district fundamentals, and confirming legal reality.
From impeachment overpricing to a Republican Senate hold trading 20 points cheap, today's Kalshi board is littered with soft numbers. Here's how to attack them.