This event group covers a professional ice hockey match between Genève-Servette and Lausanne (HC Lausanne) in the Swiss National League, scheduled for March 25, 2026. The markets resolve based on which team wins the game, including overtime and shootout outcomes.
Kalshi's resolution logic contains a critical contradiction: both 'Genève Servette wins' and 'HC Lausanne wins' resolve to Yes, making the market logically unresolvable. Polymarket correctly specifies mutually exclusive outcomes (one team wins, the other loses), while Kalshi's dual-Yes structure violates basic binary market logic.
Hero Tip:
Do not trade on Kalshi's version of this market. The resolution rules are internally contradictory and will create a settlement dispute regardless of the game outcome. Polymarket's market is the only logically sound option for this event.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Outlier (correct logic): Polymarket defines mutually exclusive outcomes where exactly one team wins and the market resolves to that team's name. Key quote: 'If Geneve-Servette win, the market will resolve to Geneve-Servette. If Lausanne win, the market will resolve to Lausanne.'
Kalshi: Outlier (critical flaw): Kalshi specifies that the market resolves Yes for both possible outcomes—'If Genève Servette wins...then the market resolves to Yes' AND 'If HC Lausanne wins...then the market resolves to Yes'—creating a logical impossibility where every outcome is a Yes resolution.
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