Match markets, priced by the crowd.

How to read this board

The Polymarket column shows the same results priced by Polymarket's traders when that match is listed there too; "Limitless +7¢" under it means Limitless prices the favorite seven cents higher than Polymarket does. The small arrow beside a favorite is how far its price moved since the previous build, and the movers table at the top ranks the day's biggest swings. "book 104¢" under a bar is what that match's Yes prices add up to: the 4¢ over 100 is the market maker's margin, so a lower book total is a cheaper match to trade. Switch prices to decimal or American odds above the board if that is how you read them: a 68¢ Yes price is 1.47 decimal and -213 American.

Each bar splits a match into its possible results. The width of a segment is the current Yes price for that result, which the market treats as its probability. Football has three results, so the three segments usually add up to a little under a dollar, and the gap is the spread traders pay. Tennis has two. The favorite is simply the result with the highest price right now; it moves with every trade, so it is a snapshot of the crowd at build time rather than a prediction from us.

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