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New York Teams Prediction Markets & 2026 Odds

New York teams prediction markets start from the clubs rather than the contracts. Every club a league places in this state has a page, whether or not a contract names its season.

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Last Updated: Sep 16, 2026, 1:45 PM EDTReal Time Odds on Prediction Genius

Today

2 games on the board · the New York side first on every card

Leagues

The leagues that place a club in New York · clubs, season markets and the money on them

The 17 clubs

By league, most money first · each card is the club's own line in every market it is priced in
NFL3 teams · 50 markets · $213.3M
Buffalo BillsNFL · 14 markets · $7.8M

NextThu, Sep 17 vs Detroit Lions

New York GiantsNFL · 14 markets · $7.5M

NextMon, Sep 21 at Los Angeles Rams

New York JetsNFL · 13 markets · $4.0M

NextSun, Oct 11 vs Cleveland Browns

MLB2 teams · 34 markets · $159.6M
New York YankeesMLB · 16 markets · $5.8M

Next7:00 PM EDT at Minnesota Twins

New York MetsMLB · 16 markets · $2.7M

Next7:00 PM EDT vs Baltimore Orioles

NBA2 teams · 14 markets · $55.1M
New York KnicksNBA · 10 markets · $2.0M

NextTue, Oct 20 vs Philadelphia 76ers

Brooklyn NetsNBA · 10 markets · $813.1K
MLS2 teams · 4 markets · $22.1M
NHL3 teams · 45 markets · $2.3M
Buffalo SabresNHL · 13 markets · $110.7K

NextMon, Sep 21 at Pittsburgh Penguins

New York RangersNHL · 13 markets · $51.4K

NextMon, Sep 21 at New Jersey Devils

New York IslandersNHL · 13 markets · $43.4K

NextSun, Sep 20 at New Jersey Devils

NCAAF3 teams · 18 markets · $2.0M
SyracuseNCAAF · 11 markets · $60.5K

NextThu, Sep 17 at Pittsburgh

WNBA1 team · 3 markets · $1.0M
NCAAB1 team · 2 markets · $33.5K

Every figure is the club’s own — its place in a field, its Yes on a two-sided contract, the price at its line on a ladder · a market without a New York page opens its record on Prediction Genius · the next game is the team feed’s

What the New York Club Index Holds

One test admits a club: a league's own registry places it in New York. That test says nothing about whether anyone has written a contract on the club's season, which is why this index and the contract catalogue at /markets overlap without matching. The leagues are Major League Baseball, the NFL, the NBA, the WNBA, the NHL, Major League Soccer and the college game, and the index runs by sport and then alphabetically inside it. Baseball leads, with the Mets at Citi Field in Queens and the Yankees in the Bronx. The Giants and the Jets are New York clubs whose home games are played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, while the Bills play at Orchard Park in Western New York. Basketball, hockey and soccer come next, then the college programs: Syracuse and Army upstate and the Buffalo Bulls in Western New York, with St. John's in basketball.

What Changes the New York Club Index

Two clocks run under this page and keep different time. The index moves only when a league does something structural to a club, which is rare, so it is close to static from one season to the next. What moves far more often is what an individual club page can show. A contract written on a season is attached to a club through the canonical mapping, and a club page carries the season while that attachment is pending, adding the market section when it lands. The New York Red Bulls make the geography of all this plain: a New York club whose home matches are at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. Nothing leaves this index once it is on it.

Why New York Team Prediction Markets

A season contract asks one question with a published answer, which separates it from a preview, a power ranking or a fan poll. A win total resolves on a club's record at the close of the 2026 regular season; a postseason contract resolves on whether the club is in the field the league itself sets. Both are settled by the league's own final numbers rather than by an argument about a single afternoon, and both trade continuously, so the price is a running read on the season. Because the contract is binary, its price reads directly as an implied probability, and where more than one exchange lists the same question the two prices can be set beside each other. This site never averages them and never names a side; each club page shows the venues pricing its contract and the board carries the number. The vertical as a whole is framed at /sports.

Questions readers ask

How do prediction markets on sports teams work?

A team contract is written on a whole season rather than on a game: it asks whether a club clears a stated number of wins or reaches the postseason, and it settles at its full value on Yes or at nothing on No. The price is what the market implies about that outcome with games still to play.

Which teams count as New York teams?

Every club a league places in this state: the Yankees and Mets, the Giants, Jets and Bills, the Knicks and Nets, the Rangers, Islanders and Sabres, the Liberty, New York City FC and the Red Bulls, and Syracuse, Army, Buffalo and St. John's. A league's own registry decides it, not the address of the stadium.

How do New York team markets settle?

On the club's own results as its league records them. A win total is read against where the club finishes the regular season; a postseason contract against whether the club is in the field the league sets, which can settle on a clinch or on elimination before the last game is played. The league keeping the standings is the settlement source, from Major League Baseball to the college conferences.

Why are the Giants and Jets on a New York site when they play in New Jersey?

Both are New York clubs by league registration, and their home games are at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey; the Red Bulls are the same case at Red Bull Arena in Harrison. The Bills are the reverse, a Buffalo club playing at Orchard Park inside the state.

Are prediction markets on New York teams legal?

This index takes no position on that. What has been filed and what has been ordered on New York's record sits on the legal status page with the date each entry carries, and a club page points there rather than answering for itself when a reader asks.