This market is a derivative of this one:
Here's how this works:
For each person listed, if he becomes the next Pope, his option will resolve the same as the linked market. His option will resolve YES if the linked market resolves YES, or NO if the linked market resolves NO.
If a candidate does not become the next Pope, his option will resolve N/A.
Basically, conditional on [candidate] becoming Pope, how likely is it that he will be considered "based"?
Example: If Matteo Zuppi becomes Pope, the Matteo Zuppi option will resolve YES if the linked market resolves YES, or NO if that market resolves NO.
If Matteo Zuppi does not become Pope, the Matteo Zuppi option resolves N/A.
Same rules apply for every candidate listed.
Feel free to add more candidates!
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@mods this is a market by a deleted account. The market on the resolution of which this is a derivative has resolved NO for Prevost. The final option of this market can resolve that according to the criteria in the relevant market, Robert Prevost, Pope Leo 14 is not based.
@ChrisMillsc5f7 Not sure he can. Not sure the @mods may I don't think the market this is depending on by @skibidist has resolved
This fell quite a bit off of the linked market. Just pushed the two markets a bit closer to each other.