This event group covers a professional A-League soccer match between Auckland FC and Macarthur FC scheduled for March 20, 2026. Markets span match outcome (win/draw/loss), total goals scored, and are offered across Kalshi and Polymarket platforms with differing resolution scopes.
Polymarket and Kalshi measure different resolution dimensions (match outcome vs. total goals) and Polymarket contains a logical inconsistency in its cancellation clause for the Draw market versus Win/Loss markets.
Hero Tip:
Do not assume these markets will move in lockstep. A 2-2 draw resolves Polymarket Draw to Yes and Kalshi Over 3.5 to Yes, but Kalshi Over 4.5 to No. If the match is canceled without makeup, Polymarket Draw resolves Yes while Auckland/Macarthur Win markets resolve No - creating a contradiction. Monitor official A-League communications for postponement or cancellation.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Three binary outcome markets (Auckland Win, Draw, Macarthur Win) resolving on 90 min + stoppage time. Cancellation without makeup: Win/Loss markets resolve No, but Draw market resolves Yes. Primary source is official A-League statistics or credible reporting consensus within 2 hours of conclusion.
Kalshi: Four independent total goals markets (Over 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5) all covering 90 min + stoppage time. No explicit cancellation clause provided. Each market resolves Yes if collective goals exceed the stated threshold, No otherwise.
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