TB Buccaneers vs DAL Cowboys
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| Outcome | Result | Volume | Azuro | Gemini | Kalshi | Limitless | Novig | Polymarket | Polymarket US |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Buccaneers Winner | Won | $34.5M | — | No liquidity99.9% | No liquidity99.5% | ||||
Cowboys | Lost | $38.7M | — | No liquidity0.5% | |||||
Draw | Lost | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Dimmed prices were last confirmed too long ago for the state of this event (in play, before the game, or long-dated) and are left out of consensus, best price and spread.
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This market tracks the live NFL matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys, with outcomes resolving to whichever team wins the game (a tie splits the market 50-50). As of the snapshot, prediction markets have Tampa Bay as the consensus favourite at 60.0%, with Dallas trailing at 43.5% and a small draw-contract allocation at 12.6% (listed only on Azuro). Venue midpoints are tightly clustered on Kalshi (60.5%), Gemini (60.0%), Azuro (62.5%), and Polymarket US (59.9%), but Novig is a striking outlier, pricing the Buccaneers at just 41.3% and the Cowboys as the favourite at 58.7% — producing a cross-platform spread of roughly 22–24 points, among the widest discrepancies typical of an in-play market. The pricing divergence likely reflects the game's live, fluid state: the contest kicked off the evening before the snapshot, and in-game developments have been shifting win probability in real time. The Buccaneers had the ball back and a 14-10 lead, having thwarted what looked like a Cowboys scoring drive, after leading 10-7 despite an unimpressive half of football for Dallas. The result at halftime is a 10-7 Dallas lead and the Cowboys at risk at home against an 0-4 Bucs team playing without Baker Mayfield. That shift — Tampa Bay retaking the lead after trailing at the break — plausibly explains why most venues now favor the Buccaneers while Novig's stale or slower-updating line still reflects the earlier Cowboys advantage. Overall, while most platforms agree Tampa Bay has become the modest favourite as the game progresses, Novig's lagging quote creates a notable arbitrage-style gap, underscoring how quickly in-play sentiment can diverge across venues during a live, back-and-forth contest.
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