A college basketball game between the Texas Longhorns and Arkansas Razorbacks scheduled for March 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET. Markets cover moneyline (winner), point spread, and total points outcomes across Kalshi and Polymarket platforms.
Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)
Both platforms use identical resolution methodology: final official score including overtime, postponement handling (remain open), and cancellation protocol (50-50 split). All threshold definitions are mathematically consistent.
Primary resolution logic:
Official NCAA final score for Texas at Arkansas game on March 4, 2026
Core resolution logic:
Moneyline: Market resolves to the team with the higher final score
Spread (-7.5): Arkansas wins if final margin is 8+ points; otherwise Texas wins
Spread (-6.5): Arkansas wins if final margin is 7+ points; otherwise Texas wins
Over/Under 166.5: Over if combined score is 167+; Under if 166 or less
Over/Under 165.5: Over if combined score is 166+; Under if 165 or less
Over/Under 164.5: Over if combined score is 165+; Under if 164 or less
Over/Under 163.5: Over if combined score is 164+; Under if 163 or less
All resolutions include overtime scoring in final totals
If game is postponed, markets remain open until completion
If game is canceled with no makeup, all markets resolve 50-50
Edge cases & Clarifications:
Overtime: All scoring in overtime periods counts toward final score and spread/total calculations
Postponement: Markets remain open and unresolved until the game is completed on a future date
Cancellation: If the game is canceled entirely with no makeup game scheduled, all markets resolve 50-50
Spread Push: If final margin exactly matches spread threshold (e.g., 7-point margin on -6.5 spread), Arkansas wins; if margin is less, Texas wins
Timing:
Resolution occurs immediately after final official score is confirmed by NCAA, including any overtime periods. Markets remain open if game is postponed and resolve upon completion.
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