San Diego FC vs. Houston Dynamo draws $178K in 24 hours, with the Yes outcome above 99%

The San Diego FC vs. Houston Dynamo contract recorded $178K in trading over 24 hours, placing it 34th on the Polymarket volume board tracked by polydict.app. The MLS market listed an end date of Oct 15, 2026, with Yes displayed at 99%.

A concentrated price, with limited contract detail

According to polydict.app, the snapshot was taken on Oct 15 at 05:55 AM UTC. While the supplied headline describes Yes as above 99%, the board itself shows 99%; the available data do not establish a more precise price.

The listing also does not identify the proposition behind Yes. Without the full question and resolution terms, that percentage cannot reliably be interpreted as the probability of either San Diego FC or Houston Dynamo winning.

Where the matchup sits on the board

The contract ranked immediately below the Brazil Presidential Election Second Round: Margin of Victory market, which registered $186K in 24-hour volume. Immediately beneath it was Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Portland Timbers, with $174K, an Oct 15, 2026 end date and Under displayed at 99%, according to polydict.app.

The soccer matchup’s activity was well below the board leader, Fed Decision in October?, at $5.3M in 24-hour volume. It also trailed Western Kentucky vs. Sam Houston, which ranked fourth with $1.1M and an Oct 15, 2026 end date.

Polydict.app states that its listings use Polymarket’s order book and settle under Polymarket’s contracts. The displayed price therefore needs to be read alongside the underlying market rules, rather than treated as confirmation that an outcome has been resolved.

What it means for prediction markets

• Volume and price convey different information: $178K measures trading activity over 24 hours; the displayed 99% describes the Yes outcome’s market pricing.
• The proposition remains essential: The matchup name alone does not explain what must happen for Yes to pay out.
• The snapshot has limits: It supplies a rank, volume, end date and displayed percentage, but no price history or confirmation of settlement.