Question 1

What are prediction markets saying about yes Miles Bridges: 3+,yes Deni Avdija: 6+,yes Milwaukee,yes Atlanta,yes Charlotte,yes Houston,yes Denver,yes Orlando,yes Philadelphia,yes Miles Bridges: 15+,yes Onyeka Okongwu: 6+,yes Bam Adebayo: 10+,yes Neemias Queta: 8+,yes Scottie Barnes: 6+,no New York wins by over 6.5 points?

Accepted Answer

As of the latest update, prediction markets are pricing yes Miles Bridges: 3+,yes Deni Avdija: 6+,yes Milwaukee,yes Atlanta,yes Charlotte,yes Houston,yes Denver,yes Orlando,yes Philadelphia,yes Miles Bridges: 15+,yes Onyeka Okongwu: 6+,yes Bam Adebayo: 10+,yes Neemias Queta: 8+,yes Scottie Barnes: 6+,no New York wins by over 6.5 points at — across 1 platforms (kalshi). Total volume: $0.

Question 2

How is the consensus probability calculated?

Accepted Answer

Consensus probability is the volume-weighted average YES probability across all matched markets on Polymarket, Kalshi, and Manifold. Markets without reported volume receive equal weight.

Question 3

Why do prices differ between platforms?

Accepted Answer

Platforms have different fee structures, user bases, and liquidity pools, which creates small price differences even on the same event. Current spread: —.

Question 4

Are prediction markets accurate?

Accepted Answer

Prediction markets have historically been well-calibrated for political and economic events, often outperforming traditional polling. Accuracy depends on liquidity and how close the market is to resolution.

yes Miles Bridges: 3+,yes Deni Avdija: 6+,yes Milwaukee,yes Atlanta,yes Charlotte,yes Houston,yes Denver,yes Orlando,yes Philadelphia,yes Miles Bridges: 15+,yes Onyeka Okongwu: 6+,yes Bam Adebayo: 10+,yes Neemias Queta: 8+,yes Scottie Barnes: 6+,no New York wins by over 6.5 points

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