Resolution criteria

This market resolves to YES if at least one Major League Baseball (MLB) player hits 3 or more home runs in a single regular-season game scheduled and played between June 12, 2026, and June 22, 2026, inclusive.

Otherwise, this market resolves to NO.

• Timeframe: June 12, 2026, through June 22, 2026, inclusive. The official game date is determined by Major League Baseball.

• Eligible Games: Official regular-season MLB games only. Exhibition, minor league, or other non-MLB games do not count.

• Edge Cases: A 4-home-run game (or more) qualifies as achieving at least 3 home runs and will resolve the market to YES. For suspended or postponed games, the home runs must officially be recorded in a game played within the June 12–22 window.

• Source of Truth: Official box scores and statistics provided by MLB.com or verified player game logs on Baseball-Reference.

Background

Hitting three or more home runs in a single major league game is a rare but recurring offensive feat. During the 2026 season, players like Max Muncy (April 10) and Andy Pages (May 6) have already achieved 3-home-run games. The 2025 MLB season also featured high-profile multi-homer performances, including rare 4-home-run outings from Kyle Schwarber, Eugenio Suárez, and rookie Nick Kurtz. This mid-June window represents a period of high-volume summer regular-season play.

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