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Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4250? Above 4.4250
Above 4.425099%
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ResolvesOct 17, 20267 days ago
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Resolution rules
If average regular gas prices for Pennsylvania are strictly greater than $4.4250 on Oct 17, 2026 according to AAA, then the market resolves to Yes.
Other legs of this event
A leg read alone is misleading; the others are beside it.| Market | Venue | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4750? Above 4.4750 | Kalshi | 99% No | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.5000? Above 4.5000 | Kalshi | 99% No | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4800? Above 4.4800 | Kalshi | 91% No | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4950? Above 4.4950 | Kalshi | 99% No | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4700? Above 4.4700 | Kalshi | 73% Above 4.4700 | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4850? Above 4.4850 | Kalshi | 99% No | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4650? Above 4.4650 | Kalshi | 97% Above 4.4650 | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4300? Above 4.4300 | Kalshi | 99% Above 4.4300 | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4350? Above 4.4350 | Kalshi | 99% Above 4.4350 | Open |
| Will average **gas prices** be above $4.4200? Above 4.4200 | Kalshi | 99% Above 4.4200 | Open |
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