This event group covers a Serie A soccer match between US Cremonese and Genoa CFC scheduled for February 15, 2026. Markets span three outcome categories: draw/win predictions (Polymarket) and margin-of-victory thresholds (Kalshi), all resolving based on the result within 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
Market scope divergence: Polymarket offers binary outcome markets (draw vs. win), while Kalshi offers margin-of-victory threshold markets. Both reference the same underlying event but measure different dimensions of the result.
Hero Tip:
These markets are complementary, not contradictory. Understand that a single match result will resolve multiple Kalshi markets simultaneously (e.g., a 3-0 Genoa win triggers both Genoa >1.5 and Genoa >2.5). Confirm Kalshi's postponement and cancellation rules match Polymarket's before trading, as Kalshi documentation provided does not explicitly address these scenarios.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Three binary outcome markets: draw (resolves Yes if match ends level), Cremonese win (Yes if Cremonese wins), Genoa win (Yes if Genoa wins). Cancellation with no makeup: draw market resolves Yes, win markets resolve No. Postponement keeps markets open until completion.
Kalshi: Four margin-of-victory markets: Genoa >1.5 goals, Genoa >2.5 goals, Cremonese >1.5 goals, Cremonese >2.5 goals. Each resolves Yes if the specified team wins by the stated margin. No explicit cancellation or postponement clause provided in source data.
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