Winter Olympics 2026: Biathlon - Women's 4 X 6km Relay

Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)

Core resolution logic:

• Resolution is determined by which country's team is awarded the gold medal at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics Women's 4×6km Biathlon Relay
• Resolution occurs at the time of the official medal/podium ceremony
• The resolution source is the official International Olympic Committee (olympics.com)
• Subsequent disqualifications, amendments, or appeals after the ceremony are not considered
• For Polymarket: if multiple countries are awarded gold, the country whose name comes first alphabetically resolves to Yes
• For Polymarket: if the event is postponed after March 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, canceled, or no gold medal is declared by that deadline, the market resolves to Other
• For Kalshi: each country-specific market resolves to Yes if that country wins gold, implicitly No otherwise

Edge cases & Clarifications:

• Event Postponement or Cancellation: Polymarket explicitly resolves to Other if the event is postponed after March 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET or canceled. Kalshi does not explicitly address this scenario; standard market practice would be to resolve based on IOC guidance at the time.
• Tied Gold Medals: If multiple countries are awarded gold (extremely rare in relay events), Polymarket resolves in favor of the country whose name comes first alphabetically. Kalshi does not explicitly address this edge case.
• Participant Elimination: If a listed participant is eliminated per IOC rules before the event, Polymarket resolves that market to No. Kalshi does not explicitly address pre-event eliminations.
• Placeholder Markets: Polymarket includes 15 placeholder markets (Placeholder 1-15) with no defined country. These cannot be resolved until placeholders are replaced with actual country names or remain unresolved if never defined.
• Post-Ceremony Disqualification: Both platforms do not consider disqualifications or amendments that occur after the medal ceremony, per explicit Polymarket language and standard Olympic practice.