Chris Olave
Drake London
Kyle Pitts Sr.
Devaughn Vele
Bijan RobinsonUpdated 6 days ago
If Each Yes contract pays per receiving yards by [outcome] in the Atlanta vs New Orleans Pro Football game originally scheduled for Oct 5, 2026. Each 10 receiving yards increase the payout by the following schedule: 0–9 yards, $0.0000; 10–19, $0.0001; 20–29, $0.0010; 30–39, $0.0033; 40–49, $0.0080; 50–59, $0.0156; 60–69, $0.0270; 70–79, $0.0428; 80–89, $0.0640; 90–99, $0.0911; 100–109, $0.1250; 110–119, $0.1663; 120–129, $0.2160; 130–139, $0.2746; 140–149, $0.3430; 150–159, $0.4218; 160–169, $0.5120; 170–179, $0.6141; 180–189, $0.7290; 190–199, $0.8573; and 200 or more, $1.0000. Each No contract pays $1.00 minus the Yes payout. Yes pays out at most $1.00. Then the market resolves to Yes.
Every market on this event is off the board on Kalshi, with no outcome recorded yet. Prices below are the last traded values, not live odds.
Before Atlanta vs New Orleans: Receiving Yards Escalator resolved, the final Kalshi odds were: Chris Olave: 17%, Drake London: 9%, Kyle Pitts Sr.: 2%, Devaughn Vele: 2%. These probabilities were derived from real-money trading right up until the market closed.
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