Miami championship contracts lead price divergences across prediction venues
Rivo's cross-venue board, read on November 2 at 3:08 AM ET, prices Miami at 15 cents on Polymarket US against 28 cents on Gemini for the college football championship, a 13-point gap, with Ohio State next at 4 cents against 16 cents for a 12-point gap. The widest political gap listed was Susan Collins in the Maine Senate market at 27 cents on Polymarket against 37 cents on Gemini, a 10-point gap.
Miami Hurricanes contracts showed the largest cross-venue difference on Rivo’s college football championship board, according to Rivo. The board, read on November 2 at 3:08 AM ET, placed Miami at 15 cents on Polymarket US and 28 cents on Gemini—a 13-point gap.
Football contracts show the largest differences
Ohio State followed closely, with its college football championship contract priced at 4 cents on Polymarket US against 16 cents on Gemini. That left a 12-point gap, one point narrower than Miami’s.
For both teams, Gemini displayed the higher price. The figures capture a single reading of the board; the supplied summary does not establish how long those differences had persisted.
Maine Senate pricing also diverges
The widest political gap listed involved Susan Collins in the Maine Senate market, according to Rivo. Her contract stood at 27 cents on Polymarket and 37 cents on Gemini, a 10-point difference.
The report was published on Nov 2, 2026, at 3:15 AM ET, seven minutes after the board reading. Its political comparison names Polymarket, while the football comparisons specifically name Polymarket US.
What it means for prediction markets
- The snapshot shows materially different prices across venues for the same named contenders, with Miami’s 13-point gap exceeding Ohio State’s 12-point gap and Collins’s 10-point gap.
- Gemini was the higher-priced venue in all three comparisons, but these observations alone do not establish a broader pricing pattern.
- The supplied figures do not include contract terms, liquidity, fees or executable order sizes, limiting conclusions about whether the displayed differences represented actionable opportunities.
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