Texas Children's Houston Open End of Round 1 Leader

The market closes according to the event listing on the trading platform; settlement generally occurs when the tournament organizer publishes official Round 1 results. If the close time is listed as TBD or play is suspended, settlement will wait for official completion—check the market page for the exact close and settlement policy.

Tie resolution depends on the specific market rules for this event. Some markets pay multiple outcomes if players are tied, others may define a tie-breaker or void certain outcomes. Always consult the event's settlement rules on the platform to see how ties are treated.

Markets typically settle using the tournament's official scoring. If a player's round was officially recorded before a withdrawal or disqualification, that score may count; if they failed to complete a round or were officially disqualified, they ordinarily cannot be the settled leader. Verify the platform's settlement criteria and the tournament's official results.

Weather delays can postpone the completion of Round 1 and therefore delay market settlement. Platforms generally wait for the tournament to declare the round official and publish final scores before settling related markets.

Each outcome typically corresponds to an individual player who could be the Round 1 leader; the large number reflects the tournament field and any additional listed entrants. Review the market's outcome list to confirm which players and contingencies are included.