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Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES if either of the following conditions is met during the 3-game series between the Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins scheduled for September 4–6, 2026:

1. Cubs Sweep: The Chicago Cubs win all three games of the series.

2. High-Scoring Series: The combined runs scored by both teams across the series is 25 or more (i.e., Game 1 total + Game 2 total + Game 3 total $\ge$ 25).

The market will resolve to NO if:

• The Chicago Cubs do not sweep the series (i.e., the Miami Marlins win at least one game), AND

• The combined run total scored by both teams across the series is 24 or fewer.

Edge Cases & Postponements:

• If any game is postponed or suspended and not completed by the end of September 6, 2026, only the games officially completed by that date will count toward the resolution.

• If fewer than 3 games are completed:

  • The market will resolve to YES if the total combined runs in the completed games reaches 25 or more.

  • If the run total remains 24 or fewer and fewer than 3 games are completed, the market will resolve N/A, unless a Cubs sweep is already mathematically impossible (i.e., the Marlins won a game) and no further games in the series will be played, in which case it resolves NO.

• Official results and box scores from MLB.com will serve as the source of truth.

Background

The Chicago Cubs travel to Miami for a 3-game road series against the Miami Marlins at loanDepot park from September 4 to September 6, 2026. This market offers two distinct pathways to a "YES" outcome: either a dominant series performance by the Cubs resulting in a 3-game sweep, or a high-scoring series where both offenses combine for at least 25 runs over the weekend.

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