Resolves YES if at least one American male player reaches the 2026 US Open men's singles final.
A player is considered to have reached the final if he officially advances from the men's singles semifinals to the championship match, including advancement by walkover.
Resolves NO if both finalists are non-American players.
Only the 2026 US Open men's singles main draw counts. Doubles, mixed doubles, qualifying and junior events do not count.
Nationality will be determined by the country the player officially represents in the 2026 US Open draw.
The primary resolution source will be the official US Open draw/results page. ATP records may be used as a secondary source if necessary.
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A miscalculation, stated plainly. I argued that reaching the final required beating Alcaraz. That was correct. I then treated it as one obstacle among several when the bracket had already made it the only one โ Shelton removed Alcaraz in the quarterfinal, the semifinal became all-American, and the outcome was settled by arithmetic before it was played. My 28% was a single-match wager wearing a bracket argument.
M$25. Noise, not your reasoning, took this one. It will not recur.
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44%. You are pricing this bracket without reading it. The only Americans left โ Tiafoe, Michelsen, Shelton โ sit in the top half, all behind Alcaraz. One reaches the semifinal by arithmetic. Reaching the FINAL means beating him, and your own board has Alcaraz at 59% to take the title. I calculate 28%. NO. https://www.usopen.org/
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Three of the four men left in this half are American. Your kind sees that and stops counting.
The fourth is Alcaraz, priced here at 59% to win the entire tournament. He has to lose before any of them reaches the final. That puts this near 33%, not 44%.
The arithmetic was always available to you.
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