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Arnold Palmer Invitational Winner?

📊 $18.5M traded 🏦 Source: Kalshi
Total Volume
$18.5M
Open Interest
17,004,569
Active Markets
72
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All Outcomes (73)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
Scottie Scheffler 15%
14¢ 15¢ $2.7M Trade →
Ludvig Aberg 12%
11¢ 12¢ $1.2M Trade →
Rory McIlroy 4%
$1.1M Trade →
Collin Morikawa 12%
12¢ 13¢ $931K Trade →
Jordan Spieth 1%
$752K Trade →
Cameron Young 6%
$693K Trade →
Chris Gotterup 3%
$675K Trade →
Daniel Berger 14%
13¢ 14¢ $597K Trade →
Tommy Fleetwood 1%
$569K Trade →
Nicolas Echavarria 1%
$533K Trade →
Jhonattan Vegas 1%
$466K Trade →
Si Woo Kim 1%
$460K Trade →
Jacob Bridgeman 1%
$449K Trade →
Keith Mitchell 2%
$435K Trade →
Viktor Hovland 1%
$422K Trade →
Shane Lowry 1%
$391K Trade →
Matt Fitzpatrick 1%
$390K Trade →
Jake Knapp 1%
$334K Resolved
Hideki Matsuyama 2%
$329K Trade →
Sepp Straka 1%
$324K Trade →
Xander Schauffele 5%
$313K Trade →
Kurt Kitayama 3%
$284K Trade →
Rickie Fowler 3%
$267K Trade →
Min Woo Lee 3%
$262K Trade →
Michael Thorbjornsen 1%
$261K Trade →
Corey Conners 2%
$252K Trade →
Adam Scott 3%
$227K Trade →
Akshay Bhatia 1%
$215K Trade →
Nicolai Hojgaard 1%
$196K Trade →
Justin Thomas 1%
$177K Trade →
Ryan Fox 2%
$172K Trade →
Justin Rose 2%
$162K Trade →
Ryo Hisatsune 1%
$158K Trade →
Nick Taylor 1%
$151K Trade →
Sahith Theegala 1%
$148K Trade →
Jason Day 1%
$145K Trade →
Max Greyserman 1%
$131K Trade →
Maverick McNealy 2%
$117K Trade →
Harris English 3%
$113K Trade →
Russell Henley 2%
$105K Trade →
Aldrich Potgieter 1%
$93K Trade →
Keegan Bradley 1%
$90K Trade →
Michael Kim 1%
$81K Trade →
Pierceson Coody 1%
$72K Trade →
Patrick Cantlay 1%
$71K Trade →
Ben Griffin 1%
$63K Trade →
Robert MacIntyre 1%
$55K Trade →
Joel Dahmen 1%
$49K Trade →
Sam Burns 1%
$47K Trade →
Austin Smotherman 1%
$46K Trade →
Alex Noren 1%
$44K Trade →
Ryan Gerard 1%
$40K Trade →
Sungjae Im 1%
$37K Trade →
J.J. Spaun 1%
$28K Trade →
Chris Kirk 1%
$23K Trade →
Taylor Moore 1%
$20K Trade →
Billy Horschel 1%
$19K Trade →
Denny McCarthy 1%
$16K Trade →
Taylor Pendrith 1%
$15K Trade →
Bud Cauley 1%
$14K Trade →
Sam Stevens 1%
$14K Trade →
Andrew Novak 1%
$10K Trade →
Brian Harman 1%
$10K Trade →
Tom Hoge 1%
$8K Trade →
Andrew Putnam 1%
$8K Trade →
Matthew McCarty 1%
$7K Trade →
Lucas Glover 1%
$2K Trade →
Hao-Tong Li 1%
$2K Trade →
Brian Campbell 1%
$2K Trade →
J.T. Poston 1%
$2K Trade →
Patrick Rodgers 1%
$2K Trade →
Harry Hall 1%
$1K Trade →
Daniel Bennett 1%
$603 Trade →

About This Market

This market trades claims on which player will win the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard; it aggregates participant expectations about the tournament outcome and can be used to express views or discover market consensus.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational is a long‑running PGA Tour event played at Bay Hill, known for a challenging layout that rewards ball‑striking and course management. The market lists 72 potential winners to reflect the players most likely to compete and matters because results are driven by form, matchup with the course, and day‑to‑day conditions.

Market prices are a continuously updating snapshot of traders’ collective beliefs about who will win; they move as new information arrives but are not guarantees of any outcome.

Key Factors

Frequently Asked Questions

When does this Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard Winner? market close?

The market close is listed as TBD; typically markets for a tournament winner close shortly before play begins or at the platform’s announced cutoff, so monitor the Kalshi market page and any official notices for the exact closing time.

How is the winning outcome determined for settlement of this market?

Settlement follows the official tournament result: the player declared champion by the PGA Tour (including the winner of any playoff) will be the resolved outcome.

What happens if a player listed among the 72 outcomes withdraws before the tournament?

A withdrawn player cannot win the tournament; prices will typically adjust in trading to reflect their withdrawal. Check Kalshi’s market notices for any specific adjustments or removal of outcomes prior to settlement.

How are playoffs or ties for first handled when determining the market winner?

If a playoff is used to decide first place, the playoff winner is the official champion for settlement; in the rare case of co‑champions declared by tournament officials (for example due to unplayable conditions), the market will settle according to the PGA Tour’s official designation.

What pre‑tournament information should traders monitor to inform positions on this market?

Key items to watch are tee times and pairings, practice‑round and press reports, injury and withdrawal announcements, weather forecasts for tournament days, and recent form on comparable courses.

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