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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 Milwaukee Brewers and the Cincinnati Reds scheduled for September 11–13, 2026:

1. Brewers Sweep: The Milwaukee Brewers win all three games of the series.

2. High-Scoring Series: The combined total of runs scored by both teams across the three games is 28 or more (i.e., Game 1 runs + Game 2 runs + Game 3 runs $\ge$ 28).

If the Brewers do not sweep the series (meaning the Reds win at least one game) AND the combined total of runs scored by both teams across all three games is 27 or fewer, this market will resolve to NO.

Resolution Details & Edge Cases:

• All games must be considered official MLB games.

• If any of the three scheduled games are postponed, suspended, or canceled and not fully completed by the end of September 14, 2026:

  • This market will resolve to YES if the combined run total in the completed games of the series has already reached 28 or more.

  • Otherwise, if the series is shortened/uncompleted and the completed games do not total 28 or more runs, the market will resolve to N/A.

• Official box scores and statistics hosted on MLB.com will serve as the final source of truth for game outcomes and runs scored.

Background

The Milwaukee Brewers host the Cincinnati Reds at American Family Field for a three-game series from September 11 to September 13, 2026.

This series represents a quick turnaround after their previous meeting on September 4–6, 2026, which featured plenty of offense. In that prior series, the Brewers took the opening game 10–7, followed by a 5–3 Reds bounceback victory on Saturday. This proposition allows traders to predict whether Milwaukee can bounce back to dominate with a home sweep or if the two teams will produce another high-scoring series reaching at least 28 total runs.

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