Pittsburgh vs Tampa Bay: 1st quarter: Tampa Bay wins

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ResolvesOct 20, 20265 days ago

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This market resolves to Yes if Tampa Bay scores more points than Pittsburgh during the 1st quarter of the Pro Football game between Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh scheduled for October 18, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET. If the points scored during the 1st quarter are tied, this market resolves to No. The Underlying is the official score after the 1st quarter of the specified sporting event. Source Agencies, in order, are the league governing body, ESPN, Fox Sports, and the broadcast partner of the event. If the Expiration Value cannot be determined on the Expiration Date (including because the event is cancelled or a team forfeits, withdraws, or is disqualified), the Exchange may determine payouts pursuant to the Market Outcome Review Process. View the [full rules](https://assets.gemini.com/predictions/terms_and_conditions/TC_-_NFL_Period_Lead_317ec877-e753-4f96-8df5-93dcec4dfb7d.pdf).

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Comparable, not identical. Gemini says ties resolve to No and cites a source hierarchy plus a fallback review process if the score cannot be determined; Kalshi says team strikes lose on a tie and a separate Tie strike wins. The published criteria otherwise ask the same event, outcome, and quarter.
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    Pittsburgh vs Tampa Bay: 1st quarter: Tampa Bay wins

    This market resolves to Yes if Tampa Bay scores more points than Pittsburgh during the 1st quarter of the Pro Football game between Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh scheduled for October 18, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET. If the points scored during the 1st quarter are tied, this market resolves to No. The Underlying is the official score after the 1st quarter of the specified sporting event. Source Agencies, in order, are the league governing body, ESPN, Fox Sports, and the broadcast partner of the event. If the Expiration Value cannot be determined on the Expiration Date (including because the event is cancelled or a team forfeits, withdraws, or is disqualified), the Exchange may determine payouts pursuant to the Market Outcome Review Process. View the [full rules](https://assets.gemini.com/predictions/terms_and_conditions/TC_-_NFL_Period_Lead_317ec877-e753-4f96-8df5-93dcec4dfb7d.pdf).

    read Oct 17, 09:21 PM UTC

  • Will Tampa Bay win the 1st Quarter?

    If Tampa Bay wins the 1st Quarter of the Pittsburgh vs Tampa Bay Pro Football game originally scheduled for Oct 18, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes. The following market refers to the team that scores the most points during the 1st Quarter. Only points scored during the 1st Quarter of play count towards this market. If both teams score the same amount of points during the quarter, all team strikes resolve to No and the Tie strike 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.

    read Oct 18, 01:46 PM UTC

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Pittsburgh vs Tampa Bay: 1st quarter: Pittsburgh winsGemini100% NoOpen
1st quarter: Will Pittsburgh vs Tampa Bay end in a draw?Gemini100% NoOpen

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