Fight Night: Padilla vs Haqparast Christopher Padilla
Chris Padilla is officially declared the winner of the fight against Nasrat Haqparast. Listed on both Kalshi and Polymarket; recorded continuously since Aug 17, 2026. Live.
Price history, both venues (7 days)
Mid price of the YES side per venue, 5-minute buckets, from continuously recorded order books. Breaks mean the recorder was down or a book was empty.
Recent disagreement windows
| Opened | Closed | Length | Scans | Max net edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 22, 6:45 PM ET | Aug 22, 7:00 PM ET | 15 min | 15 | 12.74% |
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Frequently asked questions
What are the current Kalshi and Polymarket odds for "Fight Night: Padilla vs Haqparast Christopher Padilla"?
As of the latest recorded books, Kalshi's YES mid is 0.0¢ (bid —, ask —) and Polymarket's is 0.0¢ (bid —, ask —) — a —¢ gap. Prices are recorded continuously; this page refreshes every few minutes.
Has this market been an arbitrage?
Yes — 1 separate window where buying the cheaper side on each venue cost less than $1 after both fees, first on Aug 22, 2026 and most recently Aug 22, 2026. The largest net edge was 12.74% and windows averaged 15 minutes.
Do both contracts resolve the same way?
The pair was confirmed as the same question (AI-matched · 98%). That judgment covers the headline question; resolution rules can still differ in edge cases (sources, timing, ties). Read both venues' rules before treating a gap as risk-free.
What do the fees do to the gap?
Kalshi charges takers 7% × price × (1 − price) per contract; Polymarket charges its category rate on the same curve. Near 50¢ that is roughly 1.75¢ per contract on Kalshi and 1–1.75¢ on Polymarket, so a visible gap of 3–4¢ is typically the minimum before anything is left.
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