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Polymarket Sports Markets — Top 15 Right Now (2026-05-13)

May 13, 2026

Polymarket has 1,797 active sports markets clearing $2982.1M in cumulative volume. This is the top 15 by current dollar flow.

Top 15 Sports Markets

#MarketVolumeLiquidity
#1 Will Chelsea win the 2025–26 English Premier League? $91.3M $1.1M
#2 Will Uzbekistan win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $37.2M $5.9M
#3 Will the Charlotte Hornets win the 2026 NBA Finals? $36.5M $983K
#4 Will the Memphis Grizzlies win the 2026 NBA Finals? $36.1M $1.8M
#5 Will Curaçao win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $34.1M $6.4M
#6 Will Atletico Madrid win the 2025–26 La Liga? $32.3M $1.4M
#7 Will USA win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $31.2M $3.1M
#8 Will New Zealand win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $29.0M $6.0M
#9 Will Villarreal win the 2025–26 La Liga? $27.7M $826K
#10 Will the San Antonio Spurs win the 2026 NBA Finals? $26.3M $182K
#11 Will Saudi Arabia win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $25.6M $6.5M
#12 Will South Africa win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $25.4M $6.5M
#13 Will the Chicago Bulls win the 2026 NBA Finals? $25.4M $1.2M
#14 Will the Portland Trail Blazers win the 2026 NBA Finals? $24.8M $1.1M
#15 Will Atletico Madrid win the 2025–26 Champions League? $24.7M $590K

Snapshot from the Protodex Polymarket dataset, captured 2026-05-13.

Why Sports Markets Are Worth Watching

Sports markets typically have the deepest informed-trader pool on Polymarket — partisans, journalists, lobbyists, and professional speculators all converge on the same handful of high-stakes contracts. That density makes prices unusually informative compared to retail-dominated categories like entertainment or weather.

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