The prediction market has Cincinnati at 60.5% to beat Atlanta in Madrid, but the Over 52.5 is priced at 81.5% while one simulation model leans Under. Here is the data.
Prediction markets price the Orlando Magic at just 0.6 percent to win the 2027 NBA Finals. Here is what is behind that number, from a 2-6 start to a crowded injury report.
Prediction markets give the Lions a 74.5% chance to beat the Dolphins on Sunday. Here is how that price stacks up against sportsbook odds, win-probability models and the injury report.
Prediction markets give the Warriors a 71.5% chance over the Heat, but the -6.5 spread is a coin flip. Here is what the numbers say about Thursday night at Chase Center.
Prediction markets and sportsbooks now agree that Alex de Minaur is a heavy favorite over Tomas Martin Etcheverry in Paris. Here is what the numbers say.
The prediction market gives the unbeaten Vikings a slight edge to cover +3.5 in Detroit. Here is what the odds, analytics and turnover numbers say about Sunday’s spread.
Prediction markets price the Cavaliers at 76.5% to beat the Bucks on Oct. 31, but the -8.5 spread sits at just 54%. Here is what the numbers say.
Prediction markets give the Lakers a 56.5% chance against the Warriors on Friday night. Here is what the numbers say, and why Luka Doncic’s status is the swing factor.
Prediction markets give Minnesota a 59.5% edge over Golden State, and the sportsbook lines tell the same story as the Timberwolves host the Warriors without Anthony Edwards.
Prediction markets price the Lakers at 55.5% against the Trail Blazers tonight, but the spread market is a coin flip. Here is how the odds, trends and key players stack up.
Prediction markets give Dallas a two-in-three chance against a 2-4 Eagles team on Monday Night Football, but the spread market and Philadelphia’s ATS record tell a tighter story.
With Lamar Jackson out, prediction markets give the Bengals a 58.5% shot in Baltimore. Here is how the market, sportsbook line and ESPN model compare.
