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Pablo Mastroeni
YesNo
Ben Olsen
YesNo
Cameron Knowles
YesNo
Mikey Varas
YesNo
Phil Neville
YesNo
René Weiler
YesNo
Brian Schmetzer
YesNo
Matt Wells
YesNo
Yoann Damet
YesNo
Henrik Rydström
YesNo
Robin Fraser
YesNo
Marko Mitrović
YesNo
Eric Quill
YesNo
Gregg Berhalter
YesNo
Javier Mascherano
YesNo
Dean Smith
YesNo
Nico Estévez
YesNo
Pascal Jansen
YesNo
Jesper Sørensen
YesNo
Pat Noonan
YesNo
Gerardo “Tata” Martino
YesNo
B.J. Callaghan
YesNo
Bradley Carnell
YesNo
Greg Vanney
YesNo
Marc Dos Santos
YesNo
Raphael Wicky
YesNo
Bruce Arena
YesNo
Óscar Pareja
YesNo
Marco Donadel
YesNo
Michael Bradley
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.14 18:28 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The current market pricing is completely broken. The sum of the 'Yes' prices for the top 10 candidates exceeds 300%, implying that 3 of them will simultaneously win the single Coach of the Year award, which is mathematically impossible. Given the season is just starting (March 2026), no single coach should command odds higher than 10-15%. Fair values should revert to single digits, with Tata Martino perhaps slightly higher as defending champion (based on simulation context), but certainly nowhere near 30c.
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Movers
March 10, 2026 - March 12, 2026, Nico Estévez's price surged from 17.75c to 37.8c, and Robin Fraser's price spiked from 8.95c to 32.85c, due to irrational buying activity in a low-liquidity market, causing the sum of implied probabilities to massively overflow (>300%).
Prior to March 10, 2026, all option prices remained stagnant at 0.49/0.50 with no trading activity.
Divergence
Extreme divergence. The prediction market implies that multiple candidates (e.g., Nico Estévez, Javier Mascherano) each have a >33% probability of winning, which is absurd in real-world sports betting or expert analysis. typically, early-season favorites rarely exceed +500 odds (~16%). The market prices currently reflect a liquidity malfunction rather than genuine consensus.