Rolex Paris Masters: Benjamin Bonzi vs Taylor Fritz
Probabilidades del mercado
Volume: $575,470
Las probabilidades reflejan el sentimiento colectivo del mercado. No es asesoramiento de inversión.
Resumen del mercado
This market refers to the tennis match between Benjamin Bonzi and Taylor Fritz in the Rolex Paris Masters, originally scheduled for November 3, 2026 at 4:00AM ET. — Odds: Taylor Fritz 100.0% · Benjamin Bonzi 100.0% · Completed Match 100.0%
Fuente de datos: Polymarket.
Market End
Live11월 10일 오후 06:00
Time to market close
What It Means for Traders
Market consensus: "Taylor Fritz" scenario leads at 100%. Expect volatility spike if outcome diverges from expectations.
Scenario Analysis
Taylor Fritz (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%
Benjamin Bonzi (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
Completed Match (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 6 days
- •Related official announcements or data releases
- •Sharp movements in prediction market probabilities
Timeline to Resolution
Resolution in 6 days (short-term)
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