This event group covers a single AHL (American Hockey League) regular season game between the Toronto Marlies and Laval Rocket scheduled for February 25, 2026 at 7:00 PM EST. Both Polymarket and Kalshi have created prediction markets on the outcome of this game, with resolution tied to the final score including overtime and shootouts.
Kalshi's market contains a logical contradiction: both a Toronto Marlies win and a Laval Rocket win are stated to resolve to Yes, which is impossible in a binary game outcome. Polymarket correctly structures this as a binary winner-take-all market.
Hero Tip:
This is a critical flaw in Kalshi's market design. Do not trade on Kalshi. Use Polymarket exclusively for this event, which has coherent binary resolution logic (Toronto Marlies resolves to one outcome, Laval Rocket to the other).
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Binary winner-take-all structure. Toronto Marlies win resolves to 'Toronto Marlies', Laval Rocket win resolves to 'Laval Rocket'. Postponement keeps market open; cancellation with no makeup resolves 50-50. Final score includes overtime and shootouts (shootout adds one goal to winner).
Kalshi: Contradictory resolution logic. States 'If Toronto Marlies wins... resolves to Yes' AND 'If Laval Rocket wins... resolves to Yes'. Both mutually exclusive outcomes cannot both resolve to Yes in a single game, creating an unresolvable logical contradiction.
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