2025 US Open Final Winner
About Market
This prediction market resolves the outcome of the 2025 US Open Men’s Singles Final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The market has two possible outcomes: ‘Sinner’ if Jannik Sinner is declared the official winner of the match, or ‘Alcaraz’ if Carlos Alcaraz is declared the official winner. There is no draw option in professional tennis finals. However, if the match is not completed in a way that produces an official winner (e.g., cancellation without result, abandonment without continuation, or inability to determine a victor), the market resolves in a neutral manner with all positions valued at $0.50 per share. The outcome is determined in accordance with the official tournament result as recognized by reputable sports governing bodies and media sources.
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Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: The market resolves to ‘Sinner’ if Jannik Sinner is declared the winner of the US Open Final, or ‘Alcaraz’ if Carlos Alcaraz is declared the winner. If no official winner is determined, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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Data Sources: The resolution relies on confirmation from reputable and authoritative sports sources, including the US Open’s official website, the ATP Tour website, ITF (International Tennis Federation), and widely recognized outlets such as ESPN, BBC Sport, or similar reputable sports media.
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Eligible Resolution Conditions: The market resolves when the final match is officially concluded and a winner is declared by the tournament organizers. This includes any victory by completion of play, walkover, retirement, or disqualification, provided the tournament officially records one player as the winner.
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Handling of Incomplete or Cancelled Matches: If the match is postponed, suspended, or delayed, the market remains open until play resumes. If the match is ultimately cancelled or abandoned without an official winner declared, or cannot be completed within a reasonable period defined by the tournament organizers, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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No Draws: As tennis finals cannot end in a draw, the market only resolves to ‘Sinner’, ‘Alcaraz’, or a neutral outcome ($0.50/share) in the event of no official resolution.
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Discrepancies and Disputes: If conflicting reports arise, the decision follows the tournament’s official announcement. Secondary sources are used for verification only if necessary. Any dispute must be raised within 24 hours of resolution and will be addressed based on authoritative sources.
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Resolution in Edge Cases: If unforeseen circumstances prevent the determination of an official winner and no continuation occurs, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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General Provisions: The market follows standard tennis rules and tournament regulations as set by the US Open and the ITF. Rules are fixed at market creation, and participation implies acceptance.
2025 US Open Final Winner
About Market
This prediction market resolves the outcome of the 2025 US Open Men’s Singles Final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The market has two possible outcomes: ‘Sinner’ if Jannik Sinner is declared the official winner of the match, or ‘Alcaraz’ if Carlos Alcaraz is declared the official winner. There is no draw option in professional tennis finals. However, if the match is not completed in a way that produces an official winner (e.g., cancellation without result, abandonment without continuation, or inability to determine a victor), the market resolves in a neutral manner with all positions valued at $0.50 per share. The outcome is determined in accordance with the official tournament result as recognized by reputable sports governing bodies and media sources.
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Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: The market resolves to ‘Sinner’ if Jannik Sinner is declared the winner of the US Open Final, or ‘Alcaraz’ if Carlos Alcaraz is declared the winner. If no official winner is determined, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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Data Sources: The resolution relies on confirmation from reputable and authoritative sports sources, including the US Open’s official website, the ATP Tour website, ITF (International Tennis Federation), and widely recognized outlets such as ESPN, BBC Sport, or similar reputable sports media.
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Eligible Resolution Conditions: The market resolves when the final match is officially concluded and a winner is declared by the tournament organizers. This includes any victory by completion of play, walkover, retirement, or disqualification, provided the tournament officially records one player as the winner.
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Handling of Incomplete or Cancelled Matches: If the match is postponed, suspended, or delayed, the market remains open until play resumes. If the match is ultimately cancelled or abandoned without an official winner declared, or cannot be completed within a reasonable period defined by the tournament organizers, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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No Draws: As tennis finals cannot end in a draw, the market only resolves to ‘Sinner’, ‘Alcaraz’, or a neutral outcome ($0.50/share) in the event of no official resolution.
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Discrepancies and Disputes: If conflicting reports arise, the decision follows the tournament’s official announcement. Secondary sources are used for verification only if necessary. Any dispute must be raised within 24 hours of resolution and will be addressed based on authoritative sources.
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Resolution in Edge Cases: If unforeseen circumstances prevent the determination of an official winner and no continuation occurs, the market resolves neutrally at $0.50/share.
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General Provisions: The market follows standard tennis rules and tournament regulations as set by the US Open and the ITF. Rules are fixed at market creation, and participation implies acceptance.
