Indiana vs. Michigan: 4Q O/U 7.5
34%Over
30 ptsover 24h
The field · 198 outcomes
- spread: Indiana (-5.5)100%40
- spread: Indiana (-2.5)100%29
- spread: Indiana (-0.5)100%27
- Indiana99%27
- Indiana wins by over 6.5 points99%42
- Indiana wins by over 1.5 points99%28
- Indiana wins by over 3.5 points99%36
- Indiana wins by over 4.5 points99%39
- Game goes to overtime99%53
- 2nd half: Indiana wins96%43
- Indiana O/U 20.557%9
- 4Q O/U 19.555%30
24h volume$0
Total volume$0
Markets11 venue, 0 priced
ResolvesOct 24, 202615 hours ago
First seenOct 12, 2026
Watching0
Probability history
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Based on market prices from Polymarket. These may differ from Predxy’s combined probability above.
If you’re right
What a stake pays at each venue, before fees$
| Venue | Price | Shares | Pays | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 66¢ | 152 | $152 | +$51.52 1.5× |
Every share pays $1 if the side wins and nothing if it loses. Venue fees, and the price moving under a large order, are not included. * Last traded price, not a live quote. Not financial advice.
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As of Oct 25, 06:30 AM UTC · Market prices are not certainties.