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Sports prediction market odds

Championship futures, awards races and transfer markets priced by people with money on the line. Unlike a sportsbook line, there is no built-in margin baked into these numbers: the percentages you see are the market's honest estimate, which is why they add up to roughly 100 % across a field instead of 105–110 %.

Schedule, venues and live odds

Who plays when and where this week, with the live price of every game.

By date & threshold

Events where the outcomes build on each other rather than compete — cumulative odds by deadline or by threshold.

Frequently asked questions

How are sports prediction markets different from a sportsbook?
A sportsbook builds its margin into the line — both sides of a coin flip at −110 means the two prices sum to more than 100 %. On an exchange you trade against other people at a price that sums to roughly 100 %, and the venue charges a visible fee instead.
Why do these odds show percentages instead of moneyline prices?
Because the percentage is the actual claim: a contract at 62¢ pays $1 if it resolves yes, so the market is saying the outcome happens about 62 % of the time. Moneyline notation hides that behind a conversion.
Prediction market vs sportsbook

Prediction markets carry real risk of loss. Nothing on Market Guy is financial advice — it is research tooling to help you think, not a signal to trade.