This event group covers the Liverpool FC vs. West Ham United FC match scheduled for February 28, 2026, in the English Premier League. Three related markets track the final outcome after 90 minutes plus stoppage time: Liverpool win, West Ham win, or draw. The group consolidates resolution logic across Kalshi and Polymarket platforms.
Kalshi's three-outcome structure (all resolve Yes) creates logical impossibility for cancellation scenarios, while Polymarket explicitly differentiates cancellation handling by market type (No for win markets, Yes for draw market).
Hero Tip:
Polymarket offers clearer, resolvable logic across all edge cases. For Kalshi, treat cancellation as an unresolved risk requiring manual settlement review. Prefer Polymarket for this event group if cancellation risk is material to your thesis.
Critical Divergence Points:
Kalshi: Three separate Yes/No markets, each resolving to Yes for its respective outcome (Liverpool win, West Ham win, or Tie). No explicit cancellation clause provided. Quote: 'If [outcome] wins... then the market resolves to Yes.' Logical flaw: if game is canceled, all three markets cannot simultaneously resolve Yes.
Polymarket: Three separate Yes/No markets with explicit cancellation handling: Liverpool win market resolves No on cancellation; West Ham win market resolves No on cancellation; Draw market resolves Yes on cancellation. Quote: 'If the game is canceled entirely, with no make-up game, this market will resolve [No or Yes depending on market type].'
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