Big Ten wins?most traded
YESBig Ten wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Sports · 11 markets
NCAA Football: Conference to Win National Championship
Vol total$840
Vol 24h$296
Liquidity$9K
Resolves—
Your bet
Every card is one question. Tap Yes if you think it happens, No if you don't. Each button shows the chance the market gives it, what your $10 becomes if you're right (stake included), and the profit. Wrong = you lose your $10, never more. No is everything that isn't Yes.
Winner11 questions
Big 12 wins?
YESBig 12 wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
SEC wins?
YESSEC wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
FBS Independents wins?
YESFBS Independents wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
ACC wins?
YESACC wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Conference USA wins?
YESConference USA wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Sun Belt wins?
YESSun Belt wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
American wins?
YESAmerican wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Mid-American wins?
YESMid-American wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Mountain West wins?
YESMountain West wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Pac-12 wins?
YESPac-12 wins the titleNOAnyone else does
Settles: Official champion.
Resolution rules
This market resolves according to the conference affiliation of the team that wins the College Football Playoff National Championship for the 2026-27 season. The outcome corresponding to the conference of the championship-winning team will resolve "Yes"; all other outcomes will resolve "No". A team's conference is its official conference affiliation for football during the 2026-27 season, as recognized by the NCAA and the College Football Playoff. If the College Football Playoff National Championship for the 2026-27 season is canceled or not played such that no champion is crowned, this market will resolve "Other". The primary resolution source will be official information from the College Football Playoff (https://collegefootballplayoff.com) and the NCAA; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.