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Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard: To Make the Cut

📊 $102K traded 🏦 Source: Kalshi
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$102K
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All Outcomes (73)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
Tommy Fleetwood 99%
99¢ 100¢ $10K Trade →
Daniel Bennett 99%
99¢ 100¢ $8K Trade →
Brian Campbell 1%
$7K Resolved
Scottie Scheffler 98%
99¢ 100¢ $7K Trade →
Hideki Matsuyama 93%
99¢ 100¢ $6K Trade →
Sungjae Im 1%
$5K Resolved
Andrew Novak 99%
99¢ 100¢ $4K Trade →
Keegan Bradley 1%
$4K Resolved
Jacob Bridgeman 99%
99¢ 100¢ $4K Trade →
Ben Griffin 1%
$4K Resolved
Justin Thomas 1%
$3K Resolved
Nicolas Echavarria 99%
99¢ 100¢ $3K Trade →
Shane Lowry 1%
$2K Resolved
Ryan Gerard 1%
$2K Resolved
Michael Thorbjornsen 74%
99¢ 100¢ $2K Trade →
Austin Smotherman 87%
99¢ 100¢ $2K Trade →
Jason Day 1%
$2K Resolved
Si Woo Kim 94%
99¢ 100¢ $2K Trade →
Joel Dahmen 1%
$2K Resolved
Matt Fitzpatrick 99%
99¢ 100¢ $1K Trade →
Taylor Moore 96%
99¢ 100¢ $1K Trade →
Jake Knapp 1%
$1K Resolved
Pierceson Coody 1%
$1K Resolved
Jordan Spieth 99%
99¢ 100¢ $1K Trade →
Jhonattan Vegas 98%
99¢ 100¢ $1K Trade →
Tom Hoge 44%
$958 Resolved
Lucas Glover 60%
99¢ 100¢ $899 Trade →
Harris English 89%
99¢ 100¢ $816 Trade →
Collin Morikawa 95%
99¢ 100¢ $796 Trade →
Aldrich Potgieter 1%
$677 Resolved
Alex Noren 86%
99¢ 100¢ $650 Trade →
Ludvig Aberg 99%
99¢ 100¢ $640 Trade →
Harry Hall 99%
99¢ 100¢ $555 Trade →
Andrew Putnam 58%
99¢ 100¢ $476 Trade →
J.J. Spaun 5%
$464 Resolved
Chris Gotterup 80%
99¢ 100¢ $457 Trade →
Cameron Young 99%
99¢ 100¢ $438 Trade →
Daniel Berger 99%
99¢ 100¢ $434 Trade →
Viktor Hovland 73%
99¢ 100¢ $423 Trade →
Corey Conners 78%
99¢ 100¢ $420 Trade →
Brian Harman 99%
99¢ 100¢ $409 Trade →
Bud Cauley 99%
99¢ 100¢ $404 Trade →
Akshay Bhatia 35%
99¢ 100¢ $394 Trade →
Ryo Hisatsune 72%
99¢ 100¢ $388 Trade →
Michael Kim 44%
99¢ 100¢ $386 Trade →
Taylor Pendrith 99%
99¢ 100¢ $379 Trade →
Patrick Rodgers 98%
99¢ 100¢ $377 Trade →
Ryan Fox 99%
99¢ 100¢ $367 Trade →
Sepp Straka 84%
99¢ 100¢ $362 Trade →
Min Woo Lee 67%
99¢ 100¢ $325 Trade →
Rory McIlroy 97%
99¢ 100¢ $290 Trade →
Billy Horschel 85%
99¢ 100¢ $259 Trade →
Rickie Fowler 80%
99¢ 100¢ $251 Trade →
Xander Schauffele 98%
99¢ 100¢ $232 Trade →
Adam Scott 81%
99¢ 100¢ $208 Trade →
Max Greyserman 99%
99¢ 100¢ $208 Trade →
J.T. Poston 43%
$185 Resolved
Nicolai Hojgaard 99%
99¢ 100¢ $180 Trade →
Chris Kirk 74%
99¢ 100¢ $179 Trade →
Robert MacIntyre 70%
99¢ 100¢ $142 Trade →
Sam Burns 16%
$116 Resolved
Russell Henley 84%
99¢ 100¢ $85 Trade →
Patrick Cantlay 73%
$75 Resolved
Kurt Kitayama 81%
99¢ 100¢ $53 Trade →
Keith Mitchell 99%
99¢ 100¢ $38 Trade →
Sahith Theegala 73%
99¢ 100¢ $32 Trade →
Matthew McCarty 41%
99¢ 100¢ $12 Trade →
Justin Rose 78%
$7 Resolved
Hao-Tong Li 21%
$2 Resolved
Nick Taylor 0%
99¢ 100¢ $0 Trade →
Maverick McNealy 0%
99¢ 100¢ $0 Trade →
Sam Stevens 0%
$0 Resolved
Denny McCarthy 0%
$0 Resolved

About This Market

This prediction market asks whether individual entrants in the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard will make the tournament cut and thus play the weekend rounds. It matters because making the cut determines who competes for the title, affects player earnings and rankings, and is a common short-term event for market trading.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational is a long-established PGA Tour event held at Bay Hill Club & Lodge, named for and associated with Arnold Palmer. The course is known for a demanding layout and usually attracts a strong field, so performance at this event is often influenced by course familiarity and early-season form. The market focuses specifically on the 36-hole cut that narrows the field for the final two rounds.

Prediction market prices represent the collective expectations of traders about which players will continue to the weekend; prices move as new information arrives. Use price changes to gauge how factors like tee times, weather forecasts, and last-minute withdrawals are affecting perceived chances of making the cut.

Key Factors

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'To Make the Cut' mean for players at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard?

It means the player remains in the tournament after the official cut is applied following the designated number of rounds (the tournament’s official rule) and is eligible to play the remaining weekend rounds and earn final placement.

How is the market outcome determined for a player in this event?

The market resolves based on the tournament’s official results: whether the player is listed as making the cut in the event’s final official scoring as published by the tournament or governing body.

When will this market settle relative to the tournament schedule?

Settlement occurs after the tournament publishes its official cut result and finalized scoring for the round after which the cut is applied; exact timing depends on when the event’s official scores are certified.

Which developments during tournament week tend to move prices in this specific market?

Key movers include evolving weather forecasts for the first two rounds, official pairings and tee times, last-minute withdrawals or medical notices, and real-time scoring from round one and two that change perceived cut-line dynamics.

How do player withdrawals or DNS (did not start) affect the 'To Make the Cut' outcomes for this event?

If a player withdraws or does not start, the market will follow the event’s official entry and withdrawal records for resolution; platform-specific rules may determine whether positions are voided or treated as the player not making the cut, so check the market terms for this event.

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