Kalshi's market structure is logically incoherent with all three mutually exclusive outcomes (Cruz Azul win, tie, Necaxa win) resolving to Yes, making the market unresolvable and creating a data integrity failure. Polymarket's three separate binary markets are coherent and resolvable.
Hero Tip:
Treat Polymarket as the authoritative source for this match. Kalshi's market cannot function as written and should not be traded until the platform corrects the resolution logic. If forced to settle Kalshi, it would trivially resolve Yes regardless of match outcome, which defeats the purpose of a prediction market.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Three mutually exclusive binary markets covering all outcomes. Cruz Azul Win market: resolves Yes if Cruz Azul wins, No otherwise. Draw market: resolves Yes if draw, Yes if canceled with no makeup, No otherwise. Necaxa Win market: resolves Yes if Necaxa wins, No otherwise. Primary source: official Liga MX statistics within 2 hours post-match, or credible reporting consensus if official stats unavailable.
Kalshi: Single market with three resolution conditions: 'If Cruz Azul wins then Yes', 'If Tie wins then Yes', 'If Necaxa wins then Yes'. This structure is logically impossible because all three mutually exclusive outcomes resolve to the same result (Yes), making the market unable to differentiate between outcomes.
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