Odaily2026-09-21 10:27:09Barcelona leads predict.fun market for 2026-27 La Liga titleOdaily reported that monitoring data from predict.fun’s "2026-27 La Liga champion" market currently shows Barcelona as the leading pick. Barcelona’s title probability was quoted at 77%, while Real Madrid stood at 17%. The market is set to settle based on the final champion of the 2026-27 La Liga season. Teams that do not win the title will be settled as "No." If the season is canceled, pushed back beyond June 14, 2027, or no champion has been determined by then, the outcome will settle as "Other." The market’s resolution will mainly rely on official information from La Liga. The update was published by Odaily as a 7x24 newsflash item.400
Gate2026-08-27 06:08:56Gate keeps event-market momentum going with two La Liga matches and incentive campaignsGate’s event market remains active as two La Liga fixtures are set for Aug. 28, with Celta facing Osasuna at 02:30 (UTC+8) and Barcelona taking on Athletic Club at 03:00 (UTC+8), according to Odaily. Current support rates for Celta, Osasuna and a draw stand at 49%, 23% and 29%, while the Barcelona-Athletic Club market shows 79%, 8% and 15%, respectively. Gate has also launched the second phase of its event points campaign. The current total prize pool is listed at $16,960, including a points pool of $13,521 and a lucky jackpot pool of $10,552. As of now, the No. 1 user on the leaderboard is expected to receive 5,088 USDT. Users on Gate App v8.32 or later can earn scratch cards through valid event contract trading, based on cumulative volume. In parallel, Gate is running its "Top Five Leagues Kickoff Carnival" from Aug. 12 at 16:00 to Aug. 31 at 16:00 (UTC+8), with a total prize pool of 200,000 USDT and rewards tied to designated football event trades.930
prediction ma2026-07-09 21:00:13Polymarket Partners with La Liga as Exclusive Prediction Market Partner in North AmericaPolymarket becomes La Liga's official prediction market partner in the U.S. and Canada, with exclusive IP rights and fan engagement programs. The deal marks a first for European football leagues, amid ongoing U.S. regulatory scrutiny on prediction markets.470