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Last updated: 04.28 15:09
Top Undervalued
+7.5¢
0.9–1.2M(Yes)
+2.5¢
0.6–0.9M(Yes)
+1.5¢
1.8–2.1M(Yes)
Turnout in Texas Senate Republican Primary Runoff AI analysis: • +7.5¢ undervalued • Live Prediction Market fair value & mispricing alerts.
Undervalued Options Insights:
Based on the ~2.1M votes in the GOP primary and historical Texas runoff attrition rates (typically 3...
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Edge
0.9–1.2M
YesNo
22.5¢
77.5¢
30¢
70¢
+7.5¢
0¢
0.6–0.9M
YesNo
7.5¢
92.5¢
10¢
90¢
+2.5¢
0¢
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Movers
Between April 27 and April 28, 2026, the 'Yes' prices of almost all options surged abnormally. For instance, '0.9-1.2M' rose from 17c to 30c, '2.7M+' skyrocketed from 1.35c to 15.25c, and '1.5-1.8M' jumped from 11.1c to 22.1c. This pushed the total 'Yes' sum over 184%, caused by severe short-term liquidity depletion or indiscriminate buying by irrational capital, breaking the normal pricing structure of mutually exclusive events.
Between April 17 and April 20, 2026, the price of '1.5-1.8M' dropped significantly from 36.9c to 10.6c. At the same time, '0.6-0.9M' fell from 29.5c to 8.5c, '1.8-2.1M' rose from 11.9c to 24.1c before falling back to 14.4c, and '1.2-1.5M' fluctuated violently between 20c and 36c. These movements reflect the market's divergence and adjustment of turnout expectations as Election Day approaches.
From March 14 to March 15, 2026, multiple options experienced violent fluctuations, indicating extreme market chaos. The price of '2.4–2.7M' (an impossibly high turnout) surged from 2c to 14c, while '<0.6M' crashed to 12c on March 14 before rebounding to 19.5c on March 15.
Divergence
The market is exhibiting severe pricing discrepancies. The current sum of 'Yes' prices across brackets is 184%, implying an absurd probability structure entirely divorced from the reasonable runoff turnout expectations (1.0M to 1.5M) projected by mainstream media and election experts based on the primary data (~2.1M).