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Prediction market prices on the NFL, football and more, with every venue that prices each game.

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Sports markets with events happening right now or closing today. Prices update in real time.

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Every NHL game the venues price, each venue's price side by side.

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Every college football game the venues price, each venue's price side by side.

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NFL and football fixtures first, with every venue that prices them, then the rest of the sports markets. Tap any market for its price on every venue we track and where to trade it.

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What are sports prediction markets?

Sports prediction markets sit alongside spread bets and exchange betting as a way to take views on sporting outcomes. The structural difference matters: prediction markets are CFTC-regulated event contracts in the US, not gambling products. That regulatory framing has implications for tax treatment, venue choice, and which states you can trade from.

How sports markets resolve

Sports markets resolve on official governing-body results. Premier League and Champions League contracts resolve on the final published table at season end. F1 championship markets resolve on the FIA's published driver standings after the final round. NBA Finals contracts resolve when the team in question is eliminated or wins. Each platform specifies the exact source, usually the league's own publication. There's no judgement call: if the result is contested, the platforms wait for the final official decision.

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How do sports prediction markets differ from a sportsbook?

Sportsbooks set the odds and take the opposite side of your bet. Prediction markets match you against another user with the opposite view. The economics are different: sportsbooks make money on the vig, prediction markets on a per-trade fee. We cover this in detail in our guide to prediction markets versus sports betting.