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Predictions 2 min read Beginner Updated

Predictions is not part of 4Bellevue. It runs on 4search.com and 4conservative.com. You can read this guide here, and use Predictions on 4search.com.
On this page
  1. Open the calendar
  2. Read the calendar
  3. Common questions

The calendar lists markets by the day they are decided: games, data releases, Fed meetings, votes and deadlines. Each row shows the time, the question and the leading answer with its chance.

#Open the calendar

Select Calendar in the row of Predictions pages. The overview also has a Decided in the next three days box with a Calendar › link.

Open the calendar

#Read the calendar

The Today box of the Predictions calendar: each market decided today with the time, its topic, venue and money, and its leading answer with the chance

The Today box of the calendar. Times are Eastern.

  1. 1The day
  2. 2When it is decided (Eastern time)
  3. 3The question, its topic, venue and money
  4. 4The leading answer and its chance
  • A box for each day: Today, Tomorrow, and then the weekday and date.
  • The time on the left is when the market is decided, in Eastern time.
  • The question is a link to the market's page, with its topic, venue and the money traded today under it.
  • The leading answer and its chance are on the right, written in the odds format you chose. See Show odds as percentages, American odds or decimal odds.

Within a day, markets are listed in time order. Only the busiest markets of each day are listed, and thin ones are left out. The topic chips, headed All topics, narrow the calendar to one topic.

A market is listed under the day it is decided. For a game, that is when it starts. For a question about a figure, such as a price in a month, it can be the date the figure is measured, which can be earlier than the day trading closes. Otherwise it is the day the market closes.

#Common questions

How far ahead does the calendar look?

It covers the next seven days: markets that close within a week.

Why is a game I know about missing?

The calendar lists the busiest markets of each day, and a game with little money on it may not make the list. Search for it, or look in its sport under Sports. See Browse markets by topic.

What time zone is the calendar in?

Eastern time, which every time on Predictions uses. A game listed at 9:00 PM starts at 9 PM in New York.

Read next

Predictions Browse markets by topic Predictions files every market under one of twelve topics, from Politics to Sports to Weather. Narrow to a subtopic, search inside it and order the list. Predictions New markets, resolved markets and upsets See which prediction markets were newly listed and are already busy, and what recently settled, with what traders expected a day before and the upsets. Predictions Read a market's page A market's page shows one question in full: the odds, a chart of how they moved with the news marked, every outcome, other venues' prices and the news. Predictions See which odds moved the most The Movers page lists the markets whose odds swung most today or this week, rising and falling, in percentage points, with the money behind each move.