House rules
How we write a market guide
Resolution text first, then cents. Sample contracts are archetypes. We do not invent volume, open interest, or a “market favorite.” Sports-themed contracts stay in cents — we will not convert them to juice.
Editorial guides
Illustrative examples only · comparison listing · methodology
Categories
Each desk has a rule-text guide. The board below shows which venues we already discuss there — not a claim that every brand lists every question.
Elections, nominations, and ballot measures — read as cents or $0–$1 shares.
Championships and awards on event-contract platform types — not the same map as sportsbooks.
Will a name appear in a defined source during a defined window? Resolution is a text rule.
Rates, inflation, jobs, and official prints — event contracts on public data.
Awards, box office, and culture outcomes — still quoted in cents.
Storms, temperature records, and climate-policy prints — rules first, then cents.
Price-threshold and policy events — distinct from buying the asset itself.
Ship dates, regulatory decisions, and corporate events — still $0–$1 shares.
Side by side
What each guide is for, the price language we use, and the real brands already linked from that category. Listing only. No coverage or liquidity claim.
| Category | What we teach | Price language | Compared on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Politics | Elections, nominations, and ballot measures — read as cents or $0–$1 shares. | Cents / $0–$1 | Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood, Crypto.com, FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, OG.com, Fanatics Markets, Underdog, and PredictIt |
| Sports | Championships and awards on event-contract platform types — not the same map as sportsbooks. | Cents / $0–$1 | Kalshi, Crypto.com, FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, OG.com, Fanatics Markets, Underdog, Novig, and ProphetX |
| Mentions | Will a name appear in a defined source during a defined window? Resolution is a text rule. | Cents / $0–$1 | Comparison venues vary |
| Economics | Rates, inflation, jobs, and official prints — event contracts on public data. | Cents / $0–$1 | Kalshi, Robinhood, OG.com, and Fanatics Markets |
| Entertainment | Awards, box office, and culture outcomes — still quoted in cents. | Cents / $0–$1 | Polymarket, FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, OG.com, Fanatics Markets, and Underdog |
| Weather / Climate | Storms, temperature records, and climate-policy prints — rules first, then cents. | Cents / $0–$1 | Kalshi |
| Crypto | Price-threshold and policy events — distinct from buying the asset itself. | Cents / $0–$1 | Polymarket, Crypto.com, and OG.com |
| Tech & Business | Ship dates, regulatory decisions, and corporate events — still $0–$1 shares. | Cents / $0–$1 | Polymarket, Robinhood, and Crypto.com |
“Compared on” means the brand page already points at that category — not that the venue lists every contract in it, and not that you can open an account from every state. Snapshot as of Sep 2026.
House rules
Resolution text first, then cents. Sample contracts are archetypes. We do not invent volume, open interest, or a “market favorite.” Sports-themed contracts stay in cents — we will not convert them to juice.
Access
A venue may list a national politics contract and still geoblock a given state. Read the state notes and the platforms board. The app's own eligibility screen is final.
Learn
Start with how prices work, then resolution text, then the full education hub. Rules for samples live in methodology.
No side. We date the snapshot.
Sourced from public filings, operator terms, and official materials — not from a partner desk.
As of Sep 2026. View methodology