Kalshi market structure is logically incoherent: all three possible match outcomes (Nublense win, draw, O'Higgins win) are listed as separate YES-resolution conditions in a single market, making it impossible for the market to resolve to NO. This violates fundamental binary market logic and creates an unresolvable contradiction with Polymarket's three separate binary markets.
Hero Tip:
Do not trade the Kalshi market as presented. The market structure is broken—it cannot resolve to NO under any circumstance since every possible match outcome triggers a YES resolution. Polymarket's three separate binary markets (Nublense win, draw, O'Higgins win) are the only logically sound approach. If forced to settle Kalshi, clarify with the platform whether this is a data error or if the market is actually a guaranteed YES regardless of result.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket:
Three separate binary markets: (1) Nublense win resolves YES only if Nublense wins; (2) Draw resolves YES only if match ends in a draw; (3) O'Higgins win resolves YES only if O'Higgins wins. Exactly one market resolves YES. All reference 90 minutes plus stoppage time, with postponement rules (market stays open) and cancellation rules (non-draw markets resolve NO, draw market resolves YES). Primary source is ANFP official statistics within 2 hours, fallback to credible reporting consensus.
Kalshi:
Single market with three conditions all mapped to YES resolution: 'If Nublense wins...then YES. If Tie wins...then YES. If O'Higgins wins...then YES.' This creates a logical impossibility—the market has no NO resolution path. No cancellation, postponement, or fallback source rules are specified. Quote: 'If Nublense wins the...game...then the market resolves to Yes. If Tie wins...then the market resolves to Yes. If O'Higgins wins...then the market resolves to Yes.'
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