Princeton vs Harvard: crowd vs house College Football · Sat Oct 24, 3:00 PM ET
Who's cheaper: Princeton to win No house fair line.
Venue Quoted All-in cost / $1 Notes CROWD Kalshi open 33¢ + 1.55¢ fee (via NO) 34.5¢+189
spread 7¢, thin/wide market, excluded CROWD Polymarket open 37.0¢ + 0.70¢ fee 37.7¢+165
spread 11¢, $4 at ask, thin/wide market, excluded
Who's cheaper: Harvard to win No house fair line.
Venue Quoted All-in cost / $1 Notes CROWD Kalshi open 72¢ + 1.41¢ fee 73.4¢-276
spread 5¢, $5 at ask, thin/wide market, excluded CROWD Polymarket open 74.0¢ + 0.58¢ fee 74.6¢-293
spread 11¢, $4 at ask, thin/wide market, excluded
All-in cost = what you pay for a contract/bet that returns $1 if it wins, after Kalshi or Polymarket taker fees (the vig is already inside sportsbook prices). Lower is better. How we calculate this .
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