This event group covers a men's college basketball game between Bradley Braves and Southern Illinois Salukis scheduled for February 15, 2026. Markets span moneyline (winner), point spreads at multiple thresholds (-2.5 and -3.5), and over/under totals at three different point levels (144.5, 145.5, 146.5).
Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)
Both Kalshi and Polymarket apply identical resolution logic: final score determines outcome, overtime is included, postponements keep markets open, and cancellations without make-up resolve 50-50.
Primary resolution logic:
Official NCAA final game score as reported by ncaa.com
Core resolution logic:
Moneyline: Bradley Braves win resolves to Bradley; Southern Illinois Salukis win resolves to Southern Illinois
Spread -2.5: Southern Illinois resolves Yes if they win by 3+ points; otherwise Bradley resolves Yes
Spread -3.5: Southern Illinois resolves Yes if they win by 4+ points; otherwise Bradley resolves Yes
Over/Under 144.5: Over resolves if combined score is 145+; Under if 144 or less
Over/Under 145.5: Over resolves if combined score is 146+; Under if 145 or less
Over/Under 146.5: Over resolves if combined score is 147+; Under if 146 or less
All outcomes include overtime scoring in final totals
Postponed games: markets remain open until game completion
Canceled games with no make-up: all markets resolve 50-50
Edge cases & Clarifications:
Overtime: All scoring in overtime periods counts toward final score for moneyline and total markets
Game Postponement: Markets remain open and unresolved until the game is actually played and completed
Game Cancellation: If the game is canceled entirely with no scheduled make-up game, all markets resolve 50-50
Spread Push: If Southern Illinois wins by exactly 2.5 points on the -2.5 spread, Bradley resolves Yes; if by exactly 3.5 points on the -3.5 spread, Bradley resolves Yes
Timing:
Resolution occurs immediately after the final official score is confirmed by NCAA, including any overtime. Postponed games remain unresolved until played.
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