Jacksonville Jaguars are priced at 81 percent on Kalshi and 82 percent on Polymarket to beat the Baltimore Ravens in Thursday night football, Action Network reports
Action Network reports the Jaguars winner market on Kalshi has traded more than 5.6 million dollars, with the spread at Jacksonville minus 9.5 priced near 53 percent on both platforms ahead of kickoff.
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