Quantity changes the price
A small order may fit at the best price. Larger orders can reach more expensive offers. Our estimate uses the available price levels, rather than the last trade.
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What does the contract actually cost?
Compare the available Yes and No prices, quantity and estimated fees for sports contracts. These are dated market snapshots, separate from our reviewed picks.
Price is not a forecast. A contract can pay $1, $0 or a partial settlement under its rules. Read the exact terms before comparing it with a sportsbook wager.
Prices load from our latest market observation. If loading fails, no current price is implied.
Reading these prices
Fees are estimates
We use the observed series fee and event overrides. Each price-level cash cost is rounded up to cents, without rounding rebates. Your actual fees can differ. Missing fees stay unavailable.
Settlement must match
For example, some NFL ties pay 50¢ per contract rather than refunding your entry cost. A sportsbook comparison appears only after the exact outcome and settlement rules have been verified.
Equivalent odds describe the return if a contract pays $1. They are not a win probability and do not describe partial settlements. The board does not establish a model edge or add contracts to Today's Picks.
Snapshots are refreshed by an operator during this initial release. Observation time is when we retrieved the order book; market close is not game start. A snapshot older than 15 minutes is marked historical. No orders can be placed from this page.
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