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New York RB vs Saint Louis: First Half Spread
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New York RB vs Saint Louis: First Half Spread

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$515

Saint Louis wins the 1H by more than 1.5 goals

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Saint Louis wins the 1H by more than 1.5 goals - Kalshi

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Resolved Sep 26, 2026

Closed: Sep 26, 6:33 PM EST

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Saint Louis wins the 1H by more than 1.5 goals

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$515
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New York RB wins the 1H by more than 1.5 goals

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Total markets: 2

Description

This market focuses on predicting which team will dominate the first half of an upcoming soccer match by winning by a margin of more than 1.5 goals. It specifically tracks performance in the initial 45 minutes of play, ignoring the final outcome of the full game. The resolution depends solely on the first-half score difference between the two teams.

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The event determines whether either team wins the first half of the New York RB versus Saint Louis MLS soccer match scheduled for September 26, 2026, by a margin exceeding 1.5 goals. If New York RB achieves this condition, the market resolves positively for that outcome. Conversely, if Saint Louis meets the same criteria, the market resolves positively for their outcome. Only goals scored during the first half are considered for resolution. Should the match be canceled or rescheduled to more than 48 hours beyond the original date, the market will instead resolve to a fair price, ensuring equitable treatment for all participants based on the synthesized conditions of both primary rules.