RC Strasbourg Alsace vs. OGC Nice

Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)

Core resolution logic:

• The three markets (Strasbourg win, Nice win, Draw) are mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive — exactly one will resolve YES based on the 90-minute match outcome.
• If Strasbourg wins, the Strasbourg market resolves YES and the other two resolve NO.
• If Nice wins, the Nice market resolves YES and the other two resolve NO.
• If the match ends in a draw, the Draw market resolves YES and the other two resolve NO.
• If the match is postponed, all markets remain open until the match is completed.
• If the match is canceled with no make-up game, the Draw market resolves YES (Polymarket) and the Strasbourg/Nice win markets resolve NO (Polymarket); Kalshi treats all outcomes as YES (match completion rule applies universally).

Edge cases & Clarifications:

• Match Cancellation: Polymarket specifies that if the game is canceled entirely with no make-up game, the Draw market resolves YES while win markets resolve NO. Kalshi's structure (all three outcomes resolve YES) creates a logical inconsistency in the cancellation scenario, though this is unlikely given the professional Coupe de France context.
• Postponement: Both platforms keep markets open if the match is postponed. Resolution is deferred until the match is actually played, with no time limit specified for rescheduling.
• Resolution Source Timing: Polymarket allows up to 2 hours after match conclusion for official FFF statistics before falling back to credible reporting consensus. Kalshi does not specify a timing window, creating minor ambiguity in edge cases of delayed official reporting.