This event group covers the Newcastle United FC vs. Qarabağ Ağdam FK match scheduled for February 24, 2026, a UEFA Champions League fixture. Markets span three outcome types: Qarabağ win, draw, and Newcastle win (Polymarket), plus a both-teams-to-score market (Kalshi). All markets reference the same 90-minute plus stoppage time window.
Polymarket's draw market and win markets have contradictory cancellation rules (draw resolves YES, wins resolve NO on full cancellation). Kalshi's both-teams-to-score market omits cancellation language entirely, creating resolution uncertainty.
Hero Tip:
Treat Polymarket's draw market as a hedge against full cancellation (YES payout). Win markets on Polymarket are vulnerable to cancellation (NO payout). Kalshi's market is ambiguous—contact support to confirm cancellation handling before committing capital. Consider the likelihood of postponement vs. full cancellation when weighting positions.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Three separate markets (Qarabağ win, draw, Newcastle win) with unified postponement handling but split cancellation logic. Draw market uniquely resolves YES on full cancellation; win markets resolve NO. All reference 90 minutes plus stoppage time only.
Kalshi: Both-teams-to-score market covers 90 minutes plus stoppage time (no extra time or penalties). No explicit cancellation or postponement clause provided, creating ambiguity on how the market resolves if the match does not occur.
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