Resolves to the candidate who gains the most in the prediction markets for the GOP nomination, using Election Betting Odds' aggregated market probabilities at https://electionbettingodds.com/GOPPrimary2024.html, during the day after the debate.
Please note: a candidate who is not at the debate (e.g. Trump) can still win the debate by this definition!
Resolves to the candidate with the highest absolute percentage gain in the 24 hour period from 8pm ET Wednesday September 27 (one hour before the start of the debate) to 8pm ET Thursday September 28.
(This question is essentially about who the markets assess as outperforming expectations the most.)
Addendum: In case there's a tie (using the most precise displayed probabilities, currently percentages with one decimal point), resolves equally to all candidates tied for the highest gain.
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@JCE It starts from 8 pm ET yesterday, so trumps starting point is 71.6% and Desantis is 7.1% as pictured in https://manifold.markets/jack/who-will-win-the-2nd-gop-debate-wit#xHAzMQy0m4aeIz3DyjdP
@jack Ahh, I was translating everything to PT and looking at 5pm. Silly me. Well, I guess I made some bad trades!
Please note: a candidate who is not at the debate (e.g. Trump) can still win the debate by this definition!
I'm literally out of runway, I'm incredibly illiquid for a few days until some markets resolve, so I am not accepting further donations at this time 😦
@NathanpmYoung Thanks, but while I think the general idea is solid, I'm unhappy with the data sources available. The prices on ElectionBettingOdds seem too noisy. As I mentioned in my last comment, the changes here are ~1%, and EBO had weird swings in DeSantis's price of 5% for no apparent reason. But if I asked about prices on a specific platform like Polymarket or PredictIt, I'd only get price down to the percent, which is not enough precision when the shifts are only ~1%.