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predictions.bet compares prediction-market odds in one place. If two platforms are quoting the same question at different prices, you should be able to see that at a glance instead of opening six tabs.
Who runs it
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Where the data comes from
Market data is imported directly from the public APIs of the platforms we cover, not scraped from their web pages or copied from other aggregators:
- Polymarket — via its public Gamma API, including prices, volume, resolution dates and market metadata.
- Other platforms are added over time. A platform's data is only shown while we are actively importing from it.
Imports run automatically on a schedule, so prices on this site reflect the most recent successful import rather than the live order book. For anything you intend to trade, confirm the price on the platform itself.
How we organise markets
Each market is stored once and matched across platforms where the same question appears on more than one, so a single page can show every platform's price for the same bet side by side. Markets are sorted into categories — politics, crypto, sports, economy and the rest — from their questions and platform metadata.
Platforms publish enormous numbers of machine-generated contracts, such as hourly price buckets. We deliberately keep those out of search results rather than flooding the index with near-identical pages, while leaving every page reachable on the site itself.
How the site makes money
Through affiliate and referral links to the platforms we cover. If you follow one and sign up, we may be paid a commission; it costs you nothing extra.
What that doesn't change: the prices we display, which platform shows the best price on a given market, or the data in any comparison table. The odds are the product — skewing them to favour a paying partner would make the site worthless, including to us. Where a page is sponsored or a link is an affiliate link, we say so.
What this site isn't
We don't take bets, hold money, execute trades or settle outcomes. We're an information site; every trade happens on a third-party platform under its own terms. Nothing here is financial advice, and prediction markets can lose you everything you put in. See the terms for the full position and the privacy policy for what we collect.
Learn more
- How prediction market odds work — reading a price as a probability, and converting to decimal, fractional or American odds.
- Prediction market glossary — plain-English definitions of the jargon.
- Polymarket fees — what you actually pay, with worked examples.