Soccer Match Prediction Markets
First seen in the last two weeks, with nothing like it tracked before.
What it is
A sharp surge of binary prediction markets tied to specific upcoming soccer matches is emerging across global leagues, covering everything from Brazilian Serie B clubs to Spanish and Italian top-flight sides to South American cup competitions. Each market poses a simple yes-or-no question: will a named team win, or will the match end in a draw? The format standardizes an outcome into a clean resolution condition, making individual match results tradeable propositions.
This week vs usual
-45%
214 vs about 392 usual
Signals this week
215
from every source, newer ones too
Sources
3
over the last seven weeks
Momentum
9/100
tracked since Nov 1, 2026
Where it is being talked about
Share of its signals over the last four weeks. Mostly Research.
The rest of this trend is on Starter
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- The 90-day chart against its usual level
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