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Will San Francisco win by at least 15 points? San Francisco by 15 or more

No96%

San Francisco by 15 or more4%

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ResolvesOct 11, 202614 days ago

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If San Francisco has a positive point differential of at least 15 points against Seattle in the full game (including overtime) of the San Francisco vs Seattle Pro Football game originally scheduled for Oct 11, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes. Kalshi is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the Governing League. All trademarks, logos, and brand names are the property of their respective owners.

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Market	Venue	Price	24h volume	Liquidity	Scheduled end	Status
Will San Francisco vs Seattle end in a tie?	Kalshi	95% No	$13.9K	—	—	Open
Will San Francisco win by 7 to 14 points? San Francisco by 7 to 14	Kalshi	91% No	$8.1K	—	—	Open
Will San Francisco win by 1 to 6 points? San Francisco by 1 to 6	Kalshi	99% San Francisco by 1 to 6	$7.8K	—	—	Open
Will Seattle win by 1 to 6 points? Seattle by 1 to 6	Kalshi	99% No	$6K	—	—	Open
Will Seattle win by 7 to 14 points? Seattle by 7 to 14	Kalshi	99% No	$3.5K	—	—	Open
Will Seattle win by at least 15 points? Seattle by 15 or more	Kalshi	97% No	$1.6K	—	—	Open

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