Game contracts
Winner and margin outcomes on a single fixture.
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Settlement
How Sports markets resolve.
Read the resolution source before the price — it decides more outcomes than direction does.
Sports is the highest-liquidity category on most venues and the easiest place to learn how event contracts behave, because outcomes are public, fast and rarely disputed. The board here spans several leagues at once, so the useful skill is knowing which rulebook governs which contract.
The real differences show up around the edges: postponements, player availability and how granular contracts settle when a game is shortened or a player does not appear.
| Settlement source | What to check |
|---|---|
| League official resultsGame, series and championship outcomes | Official box score and standings govern |
| Competition rulesPostponed, suspended and shortened games | Rules decide whether a partial game counts |
| Official statisticsStatistical and player contracts | League-recorded figures, including post-game corrections |
| Governing bodiesCombat sports and individual events | Official decision, including overturned results |
Contract types
What trades on this board.
The same headline event can be listed as several different contracts. These are the shapes you will meet in sports.
Series and championship contracts
Playoff progression and title winners.
Statistical contracts
Whether a stated total is reached, settled from official stats.
Season contracts
Win totals, seeding and qualification across a campaign.
Calendar and liquidity
- Overlapping league seasons mean the board is never empty.
- Playoffs and finals concentrate the year's deepest liquidity.
- Combat-sports cards create single-night volume spikes.
- Trade and draft windows move season-long contracts without any games.
Where sports contracts go wrong
- Postponement handling differs by rulebook — some void, some carry to a rescheduled date.
- Late scratches and rest decisions break player-specific contracts.
- Statistical corrections after a game can change marginal settlements.
- In-play liquidity can vanish exactly when you want to exit.
Venue fit
Where sports contracts actually list.
Coverage differs sharply by category. These are the venues worth comparing first here — always verify eligibility yourself.
KalshiRegulated US route for eligible users with fiat funding and clear rulebooks.
SX BetCrypto sportsbook structure with deep multi-sport coverage.
PolymarketEvent-contract framing across leagues, subject to regional eligibility.Editorial comparison only, not financial advice. Prediction markets can lose money, regional eligibility changes, and settlement rules are set by each venue. Read our rating method and fees and risk guide before funding an account.
FAQ
Sports settlement questions.
What happens if a game is postponed?
It depends on the rulebook: some contracts void and refund, others carry to the rescheduled fixture. On a dated contract a postponement alone can decide your outcome, so check before trading tight windows.
Do player contracts void if the player sits out?
Frequently not. Many settle at zero rather than voiding, which makes availability news more important than form for that contract type.
Why is sports the best first category?
Because settlement is fast, public and rarely ambiguous. You learn spreads, fees and exits in hours instead of waiting quarters for a macro or AI contract to resolve.
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