Chennai Open: Jeline Vandromme vs Kyoka Okamura
Marktwahrscheinlichkeiten
Volume: $345,026
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Marktübersicht
This market refers to the tennis match between Jeline Vandromme and Kyoka Okamura in the Chennai Open, originally scheduled for November 2, 2026 at 4:30AM ET. — Odds: Jeline Vandromme 100.0% · Completed Match 100.0% · Under 100.0% · Under 2.5 100.0% · Kyoka Okamura 0.1%
Datenquelle: Polymarket.
Market End
Live11월 9일 오후 06:30
Time to market close
What It Means for Traders
Market consensus: "Jeline Vandromme" scenario leads at 100%. Expect volatility spike if outcome diverges from expectations.
Scenario Analysis
Jeline Vandromme (100%)
The scenario expected by the majority of market participants (100%). If confirmed, the market will likely move on quickly to the next catalyst.
- →Official announcement or confirmation
- →Positive comments from relevant authorities
- →Prediction probability rises above 85%
Reassess if leading scenario probability drops below 80%
Completed Match (100%)
Alternative scenario with 100% probability. New information or events could strengthen this direction.
- →Data release contradicting initial expectations
- →Shift in position by key stakeholders
- →Gradual change in market sentiment
New decisive information emerges causing sharp probability shift
Under (100%)
Currently rated at 100%, but could trigger the largest market reaction if realized.
- →Unexpected regulatory announcement or legal action
- →Major system failure or security incident
- →Global macro shock event
Key risk factors are resolved and market stabilizes
Key Catalysts to Watch
- •Resolution in 5 days
- •Related official announcements or data releases
- •Sharp movements in prediction market probabilities
Timeline to Resolution
Resolution in 5 days (short-term)
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