yes Carolina,yes Detroit wins by over 9.5 points,no San Francisco wins by over 6.5 points
Current
56.6%
Change
+8.3%
(+17.2%)High
59.2%
Low
43.7%
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Last updated: Nov 06, 2025 03:10
This market concerns yes Carolina,yes Detroit wins by over 9.5 points,no San Francisco wins by over 6.5 points. Current market sentiment suggests yes Carolina,yes Detroit wins by over 9.5 points,no San Francisco wins by over 6.5 points is less likely with a 28.0% probability.
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Really interesting market dynamics here. The recent polling data suggests a shift in sentiment that could significantly impact these odds.
Agreed! I noticed the same trend. Do you have sources for that polling data?
The liquidity on this market is surprisingly high. Good for getting fills without slippage.
Anyone else think the YES side is undervalued right now? The fundamentals seem strong.
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