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Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Yankees

MLB · Tuesday, July 21, 2026 · 7:06 PM

The model's call
New York Yankees to win
Model confidence 54.5%
Books consensus 54.5%
Identical on purpose: the model applies no adjustment to the books’ de-vigged consensus until a candidate signal proves itself in shadow audit — none has yet. Prediction markets below are a comparison, not an input.

Closing moneyline by book

The last price each book posted before first pitch — the prices this call could actually have been bet at. Best on each side is highlighted. In-game odds are deliberately excluded: once the game starts, the price tracks the score, not the matchup.

Book Pittsburgh PiratesNew York Yankees
BetMGM +110 -135
BetRivers +120 -143
DraftKings +109 -131
ESPN BET +110 -130
Fanatics +110 -130
FanDuel +118 -138
Hard Rock Bet +110 -135
Caesars +110 -130

Prediction markets vs the books

Every venue sells the same thing — a dollar if that side wins — at a different price. Implied cost per venue below; amber = the cheapest way to buy that side at the close.

Venue Pittsburgh PiratesNew York Yankees
Books consensus fair, de-vigged 45.5% 54.5%
Best book price incl. vig 45.5% 56.5%
Kalshi contract price 44.5% 55.5%
Polymarket contract price 45.5% 54.5%
Markets average 45.0% 55.0%

Contract prices exclude exchange trading fees (Kalshi ~1–2¢ midrange), which narrow small gaps. A venue meaningfully below the books consensus is either a bargain or an early opinion — the graded record decides which.

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