Dates and times are Eastern. Each price is the venue’s ask for that outcome, what buying it costs, shown as an implied probability with the American price beneath. A leg is shown only when its order book is two-sided, 5c wide or tighter and captured in the last 3 hours; there is no midpoint fallback. The market has three legs (home, draw, away) and a venue is shown for a match only when all three qualify. The three asks are not de-vigged, so a venue’s three add up to a little over 100%. “Gap” is the Kalshi ask minus the Polymarket ask in percentage points. Each card dates every column with its own capture. Kickoff times come from Polymarket or a US sportsbook. A match only Kalshi lists shows no time, or, on an older Kalshi listing that carries the settlement time instead, that time labeled “settles ~”. “US book” is the best price among US-regulated sportsbooks (DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers, Fanatics, theScore Bet, Hard Rock Bet, Bally Bet, betPARX), never an offshore or exchange price, shown only when US books price all three outcomes and the capture is under 6 hours old. “Best” is US-regulated books only; Kalshi and Polymarket asks are shown in their own columns and never win it. Finals are scores only. These are market prices, not model output and not a recommendation.