Resolves yes if this market resolves to yes. Otherwise resolves to no.
@JoshuaB Per the description, if the market resolves to N/A, then it resolves to NO. In other words, it won't resolve to N/A because that would contradict the rules in the description.
@JosephNoonan Since you can always quickly change your position before resolving and we haven’t played these games before (meaning I don’t have a prior model of your behaviour), it doesn’t really update me in any direction:)
@TomCohen True, but I would have to sell my existing shares at a slight loss. So the optimal strategy would be to bet No as long as the probability doesn't go too far below 50% (since, if it went down too far, I could sell my No shares at a profit and then buy cheaper yes shares).