Spread: Suwon Bluewings (-3.5)
In short
Suwon Bluewings up 1 point in the last 24 hours
- 6¢
- 94¢
- $1 per share (about 17x on Suwon Bluewings)
- 1¢
- $2k
- Fresh market
What this market means
Traders buy Suwon Bluewings or Seongnam Ilhwa shares. Each share pays $1 if it is right and nothing if it is wrong, so the price is the crowd's chance. Suwon Bluewings costs 6¢: if you think the real chance is higher than 6%, Suwon Bluewings looks cheap; if lower, Seongnam Ilhwa does.
How it resolves
In the upcoming K League 2 game, scheduled for October 25 at 1:00 AM ET: This market will resolve to "Suwon Bluewings" if Suwon Bluewings win the game by 4 or more goals. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "Seongnam Ilhwa". Full rules on Polymarket
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FAQ
What are the odds for "Spread: Suwon Bluewings (-3.5)"?
The market prices "Suwon Bluewings" at 6¢ and "Seongnam Ilhwa" at 94¢, which means traders see about a 6% chance of "Suwon Bluewings". A correct share pays $1 when the market resolves, so 6¢ could return about 17x. Prices as of 25 Oct 2026, 03:20 UTC.
How much does a correct Suwon Bluewings share pay?
$1 per share at resolution. At 6¢ that is about 17x your stake. Seongnam Ilhwa costs 94¢ and pays about 1.1x.
Can I get this market on PredictRips?
It is in the pack pool right now, so it can land in a PredictRips pack. Packs are random: you see the odds and pack value before paying, then hold to the result or cash out at the live price.
When does it resolve?
Trading closes around 25 Oct 2026, 05:00 UTC. The venue's own rules decide the outcome; voided markets pay what the venue pays.