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The lowest price a winner hit, and the leads that slipped away.

About iEvery finished game, minute by minute on Polymarket: how low the winner’s price fell after the start. Tap a game to replay it. The Chaos meter scores each night’s upsets, comebacks and swings per game, ranked 0 to 100 against every night this season.

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common questions

What is the Chaos meter?

A score for how wild a night was in each sport: upsets (a winner priced under 40¢ before the start), comebacks (a winner that fell under 25¢) and 15¢ swings, per game. It is ranked 0 to 100 against every night this season with three or more games.

How do I replay a game?

Tap any game in the list. The chart shows both teams’ prices minute by minute from just before the start to the finish; drag the slider to see the price at any moment.

How is a comeback measured?

By the winner’s lowest price after the start: the Polymarket price minute by minute through the game. A winner that fell to 9¢ was, at that moment, about a 9% chance. The other side’s price at that moment (91¢) is the lead it blew.

What do Before the start, Lowest and Swings mean?

Before the start: the winner’s last price before the game began. Lowest: its lowest price during the game, and how far in. Swings: how many times the price moved 15¢ or more within 10 minutes.

Which games are included?

Finished games with a two-way game-winner market on Polymarket: NFL, NBA, NHL, college football and CS2. Soccer matches use three separate markets (win, draw, win), so they aren’t on this board yet.

Is this advice?

No. It shows how prices moved during finished games. Nothing here is a recommendation.