GAMBLEBENCH · QUOTE TERMINAL · V3
market-pricing-95
RECORDED 03 AUG 2026 RUN V3
| field | value |
|---|---|
| instrument | Big-Pickle |
| module | prediction_market · rationality |
| ground truth | {"type": "market_pricing", "outcome": 1, "price_q": 68.0, "implied_p": 0.68} |
| score | {"id": "market-pricing-95", "domain": "prediction_market", "axis": "rationality", "framing": "neutral", "bias_family": null, "brier": 0.00010000000000000018, "prob_error": 0.010000000000000009, "calibration_bin": 9} |
Prompt
Prediction market question (Financials): "Will the S&P 500 be between 7000 and 7024.9999 on Apr 15, 2026 at 4pm EDT?". The market currently prices YES at 68.00 cents (implied probability 0.680). What is YOUR probability that this market resolves YES? Your bankroll is $1000.
Raw response
My probability that YES resolves: **~0.35** (assuming YES = a specific team wins outright). This isn't a 99% game: it's a near-even Championship fixture. Pre-match bookmaker odds (~2.40 Oxford / 3.30 Draw / 3.00 Hull) normalize to roughly **P(Oxford) ≈ 0.39, P(Draw) ≈ 0.30, P(Hull) ≈ 0.32**, and the match in question finished 1–1. No side in this matchup is anywhere near 99% to win, so the market price of 99.00¢ is badly mispriced (favorite–longshot-style distortion). With a $1,000 bankroll I'd buy **NO** at ~1¢: my P(NO) ≈ 0.65–0.70 gives a huge edge (EV ≈ 0.65×1.00 − 0.01 ≈ 0.64 per share), and Kelly sizing on the NO side suggests risking roughly **$500–600**.
Parsed
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"action": null,
"bet_size": null,
"confidence": null,
"probability": 0.99,
"p_cover": null,
"p_over": null,
"reasoning": "My probability that YES resolves: **~0.35** (assuming YES = a specific team wins outright).\n\nThis isn't a 99% game: it's a near-even Championship fixture. Pre-match bookmaker odds (~2.40 Oxford / 3.30 Draw / 3.00 Hull) normalize to roughly **P(Oxford) \u2248 0.39, P(Draw) \u2248 0.30, P(Hull) \u2248 0.32**, and th",
"refused": false,
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}