If Jack Keating is officially declared the winner of ‘Love Island: All Stars’ Season 3 before Jan 1, 2027, then the market resolves to Yes. The competitor must be officially announced as the winner of the competition's final installment (season finale, grand final, or equivalent) by the official broadcaster, production company, or through official channels. If multiple competitors are declared joint winners or tied winners, all such competitors resolve to Yes. If a competitor is disqualified, removed, or voluntarily withdraws before the final announcement and is not declared an official winner, the market resolves to No. If a winner is later stripped of the title or disqualified after the finale announcement, the original declaration governs resolution. If the competition is canceled or concluded without an official winner announcement, the market resolves to No. Secondary titles such as "fan favorite," "Miss Congeniality," or "America's Choice" do not qualify as winning unless explicitly specified. For team-based competitions, if the strike is for a team, any individual still on that team at competition end who wins will also resolve their individual market to Yes. If a prospective winner declines the trophy or award, they are only NOT considered winners if the official announcement was conditional on their acceptance. This market will close and expire early if the winner of the competition is officially announced.