A college basketball game between Northwestern Wildcats and Nebraska Cornhuskers scheduled for February 14, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET at Nebraska. Multiple prediction markets track the moneyline winner, point spread outcomes, and total points scored across both teams.
Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)
Both Kalshi and Polymarket align on the same underlying game event, final score determination methodology, overtime inclusion, postponement handling, and cancellation protocol. All derivative markets (spreads, totals) use consistent threshold logic.
Primary resolution logic:
Final official score of the Northwestern at Nebraska men's college basketball game as recorded by NCAA and the respective institutions
Core resolution logic:
Moneyline: Market resolves to the team with the higher final score, including overtime
Point Spread (-12.5): Nebraska wins if final margin is 13+ points; otherwise Northwestern wins
Point Spread (-13.5): Nebraska wins if final margin is 14+ points; otherwise Northwestern wins
Over/Under 143.5: Over if combined score is 144+; Under if combined score is 143 or less
Over/Under 144.5: Over if combined score is 145+; Under if combined score is 144 or less
Over/Under 145.5: Over if combined score is 146+; Under if combined score is 145 or less
Over/Under 146.5: Over if combined score is 147+; Under if combined score is 146 or less
Edge cases & Clarifications:
Postponement: If the game is postponed to a later date, all markets remain open and unresolved until the game is completed on its new date
Cancellation with No Makeup: If the game is canceled entirely with no makeup game scheduled, all markets resolve 50-50 (split pool equally between Yes/No or equivalent outcomes)
Overtime: All final scores include any overtime periods played; markets do not distinguish between regulation and overtime scoring
Timing:
Resolution occurs immediately after the final official score is confirmed and recorded by NCAA and the participating institutions, typically within 1-2 hours of game conclusion
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