Prediction markets put a price on what people think will happen. OddsOnAir puts an analyst next to every price, so you can ask what it means.
From the venues themselves: Kalshi (a US exchange regulated by the CFTC) and Polymarket, read from their public market data. A market's price is what traders are paying for "yes" — the crowd's implied chance. Every number on OddsOnAir says which venue it's from and when it was read. Market pages refresh every 30 seconds; lists refresh every hour.
Each featured market has an AI analyst. On every turn it hears the live odds, and it knows the market's moves over the week, how much has traded, when it closes, and the venue's resolution rule word for word. Ask what the price is saying, what moved it, or what actually has to happen for "yes".
Two AI analysts argue one market live. The Bull makes the strongest honest case that the favourite comes in, the Bear the case that it doesn't, both only from the market's own data and rule. The market's analyst moderates, and viewers' questions are screened and put to both. It's an argument, never advice.
A channel that never stops: Bull vs Bear on the day's biggest movers, back to back. Watch it here.
When a market we follow settles, we record what the winner's price was a week and a day before. The record is how you find out whether the crowd was right.
OddsOnAir is media, not a broker, an exchange or a bookmaker. You can't trade here, and we hold nothing for anyone. Trading on prediction markets is for adults and isn't legal everywhere; the venues' own rules on age and location apply. If betting has stopped being fun, help is free and confidential at 1-800-GAMBLER (US).
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