Jack Lowden gains ground as Bond casting odds shift on Polymarket
Polymarket's market on the next James Bond actor moved Jack Lowden from 36 percent to 46 percent in 24 hours, the largest one-day move outside crypto in the daily roundup. Callum Turner followed at 27 percent and Josh O'Connor at 12 percent, while the price on no actor being chosen fell 8 points to 15 percent.
Jack Lowden’s price in Polymarket’s market on the next James Bond actor climbed from 36 percent to 46 percent in 24 hours, according to RG. The 10-point increase was the daily roundup’s largest one-day move outside crypto.
How the field stands
In the update published Nov 2, 2026, at 1:30 AM ET, Callum Turner followed Lowden at 27 percent. Josh O’Connor stood at 12 percent.
The price attached to no actor being chosen declined 8 points to 15 percent. That left the outcome below Turner but above O’Connor.
What changed—and what remains unknown
The reported moves show Lowden gaining ground while the no-selection outcome lost support. The summary does not identify a catalyst for either change or provide a casting announcement.
What it means for prediction markets
- Lowden’s rise to 46 percent puts him ahead of the other named actors in the update, though still below 50 percent.
- The 8-point decline in the no-selection outcome is a separate shift worth distinguishing from changes among individual contenders.
- These prices reflect the market’s assessment, not confirmation of who will play James Bond. The supplied summary does not include the contract’s deadline or resolution criteria.
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