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Brazzaville: Iiro Vasa vs Franco Ribero

Brazzaville: Iiro Vasa vs Franco Ribero

59%

Iiro Vasa

$479 Vol.

$33.5K Liq.

Ends in 7 days

Vitória SC vs. Casa Pia AC

Vitória SC vs. Casa Pia AC

56%

Vitória SC

$0 Vol.

$13.1K Liq.

Ends in 3 days

Nara Club vs. Kataller Toyama

Nara Club vs. Kataller Toyama

46%

Nara Club

$0 Vol.

$1.1K Liq.

Ends in 15 days

Albirex Niigata vs. Nara Club

Albirex Niigata vs. Nara Club

47%

Albirex Niigata

$0 Vol.

$1.2K Liq.

Ends in 8 days

Bucharest Open: Emilio Nava vs Mariano Navone

Bucharest Open: Emilio Nava vs Mariano Navone

50%

Mariano Navone

$17.2K Vol.

$99 Liq.

Nara Smith confirmed pregnant in 2026?

Nara Smith confirmed pregnant in 2026?

26%

$77.2K Vol.

$56 Liq.

1

Ends in 8 months

Casa Pia AC vs. AVS Futebol - More Markets

Casa Pia AC vs. AVS Futebol - More Markets

-

$58.9K Vol.

Who will win Top Chef Season 23?

Who will win Top Chef Season 23?

92%

Rhoda Magbitang

$80.4K Vol.

$31.5K Liq.

Ends in 3 months

Minnesota Republican Senate Primary Winner

Minnesota Republican Senate Primary Winner

76%

Michele Tafoya

$82.6K Vol.

$57.2K Liq.

Ends in 3 months

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Champions League

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Champions League

50%

Benfica

$3.2K Vol.

$5 Liq.

Ends in 23 days

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Europa League

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Europa League

50%

Braga

$5.5K Vol.

$60 Liq.

Ends in 23 days

Primeira Liga: 2nd Place Finish

Primeira Liga: 2nd Place Finish

69%

Benfica

$23.0K Vol.

$96 Liq.

Ends in 29 days

2026 Madrid Open: Men’s Singles Winner

2026 Madrid Open: Men’s Singles Winner

<1%

Dani Mérida

$167K Vol.

$220K Liq.

1

Primeira Liga: 16th Place (Relegation Survivor)

Primeira Liga: 16th Place (Relegation Survivor)

91%

Tondela

$3.5K Vol.

$98 Liq.

Ends in 23 days

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Conference League

Primeira Liga: Team to qualify for UEFA Conference League

49%

Famalicão

$6.2K Vol.

$62 Liq.

Ends in 23 days

Ethiopia Parliamentary Election Winner

Ethiopia Parliamentary Election Winner

96%

Prosperity

$8.6K Vol.

$32.9K Liq.

7

Ends in 23 days

Major meteor strike (10kt+) in 2026?

Major meteor strike (10kt+) in 2026?

16%

$151K Vol.

$32.9K Liq.

Ends in 8 months

100kt meteor strike in 2026?

100kt meteor strike in 2026?

6%

$7.2K Vol.

$1.8K Liq.

4

Ends in 8 months

5kt meteor strike in 2026?

5kt meteor strike in 2026?

34%

$299K Vol.

$4.8K Liq.

Ends in 8 months

1 megaton meteor strike in 2026?

1 megaton meteor strike in 2026?

2%

$105K Vol.

$3.8K Liq.

5

Ends in 8 months

Frequently Asked Questions

Polymarket is the world's largest prediction market — a platform where people buy and sell shares in the outcomes of real-world events. Topics span politics, sports, crypto, finance, geopolitics, culture, and more. Share prices range from $0.01 to $0.99 and represent the crowd's real-time estimate of how likely an event is to happen. If you buy a share at $0.30 and the outcome occurs, that share pays out $1.00, giving you a $0.70 profit. Unlike traditional sportsbooks, Polymarket does not act as the house — it never takes the opposing side of your trade or profits from your losses. Instead, it operates as a peer-to-peer prediction market where every trade is matched against another participant. You can buy or sell shares at any time before a market resolves, making it easy to lock in profits or cut losses as new information develops.

A prediction market is a type of exchange where participants trade on the outcome of future events rather than stocks or commodities. Prices in a prediction market function as probabilities: a share trading at $0.75 implies the crowd sees roughly a 75% chance that outcome will happen. Because traders put real money behind their views, they are financially motivated to be accurate, which harnesses what researchers call the "wisdom of crowds." Academic work — including studies from the Iowa Electronic Markets and the research cited in James Surowiecki's The Wisdom of Crowds — has repeatedly shown that prediction markets tend to produce more accurate forecasts than polls, pundits, or individual experts alone. On Polymarket, this principle is applied across thousands of markets covering elections, crypto prices, geopolitical developments, sports championships, and much more.

Polymarket hosts thousands of active prediction markets across a wide range of categories. On this page you can view real-time odds and trade on popular predictions like "Brazzaville: Iiro Vasa vs Franco Ribero," "Vitória SC vs. Casa Pia AC," and "Nara Club vs. Kataller Toyama" — along with markets on Fed interest-rate decisions, crude oil futures, Eurovision, NBA champions, Formula 1, and breaking geopolitical events. You can browse predictions by category — including Sports, Politics, Crypto, Awards, Economy, and more — or use the search and filter tools to find the exact market you're looking for. New markets are added regularly as newsworthy events emerge.

Odds on Polymarket are expressed as prices between $0.01 and $0.99, and each price directly represents an implied probability. For example, if "Yes" shares on a market are trading at $0.65, traders collectively estimate a 65% chance that the event will happen. Prices update continuously as traders react to new information — news reports, data releases, policy changes — making Polymarket odds a live, crowd-sourced signal of how likely an event is at any given moment.

Polymarket publishes its track record on a dedicated Accuracy page. As of the latest data, Polymarket odds are accurate over 90% of the time a full month before a market resolves, and that figure rises above 96% within four hours of resolution. The platform also reports a Brier score — a standard statistical measure where lower numbers mean better calibration — of 0.0843 across resolved markets. In practical terms, this means that when Polymarket prices indicate a 70% probability, the corresponding outcome happens roughly 70% of the time. Research consistently shows that prediction markets with real financial stakes tend to outperform polls, expert panels, and pundit forecasts because traders are rewarded for accuracy and penalized for being wrong.