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Kalshi UFC 334: Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan (Lightweight, Prelims) odds

On Kalshi, the favourite is Chris Duncan, at 63%. The market settles by Nov 15, 2026, and $21K traded in the last 24 hours. Each contract pays $1 if it is right, so 63¢ reads as a 63% chance. Polymarket and Polymarket US list it too, and we compare the prices below.

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Kalshi · odds · updated

Chris Duncan63%
Drew Dober39%

Also priced on Polymarket and Polymarket US: compare them

$21K
24h volume on Kalshi
$48K
total volume on Kalshi
$45K
open interest
Nov 15, 2026
settles

Kalshi odds on every outcome

Kalshi odds on each outcome of UFC 334: Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan (Lightweight, Prelims)
OutcomeChanceYes price24h volume
Chris Duncan compare 63%63¢$7KTrade
Drew Dober compare 39%39¢$14KTrade

Chance is each outcome's Yes price on Kalshi. A Yes contract at 63¢ pays $1 if that outcome wins.

Kalshi vs Polymarket on this match

The same match on each venue: Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US. When the prices differ, the cheaper side costs you less for the same payout.

Drew Dober: UFC 334: Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan (Lightweight, Prelims): price on each venue, the fee, 24h volume and liquidity, with a link to trade
VenueDrew DoberChris DuncanFee24h volumeLiquidity
PolymarketClose-only for US residents38¢cheapest to buy63¢1.2¢$40K$45KTrade →
Polymarket US$25 bonusUS residents only38¢cheapest to buy63¢1.6–2.2¢––Trade →
Kalshi$50 bonus39¢63¢1.7¢$21K–Trade →
Updated Fee: the taker fee on one contract at the price shown, as each venue publishes it; Polymarket’s is its international book, and Polymarket US charges its own (0.0695 to 0.095 × price × (1 − price) to takers, by 30-day volume, and nothing to makers).

Full comparison

How the odds have moved

Kalshi · Chris Duncan
63%▲ 1.0 pts since Nov 7
Yes price
Nov 753% – 68% scaleNov 14

Kalshi's own series for the outcome the headline prices, from where its history starts; one venue, not a blend.

How this market resolves

The contract is “Chris Duncan wins”. A Yes contract pays $1 if the answer is yes, and nothing if not. Kalshi publishes the full settlement rules on the market's page. Read them on Kalshi (opens in a new tab)

Scheduled resolution: Nov 15, 2026.

How to trade this market on Kalshi

  1. Check your state first. Several states restrict sports contracts.
  2. Open a Kalshi account. Is Kalshi safe? Our review covers how your money is held and paid out.
  3. Buy Yes or No at the price shown, 63¢ for Chris Duncan right now. Each contract pays $1 if you are right.
  4. Sell any time before it settles, or hold to the result. Kalshi's fees apply to each trade.

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Common questions

What are the Kalshi odds on UFC 334: Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan (Lightweight, Prelims)?

On Kalshi, the favourite is Chris Duncan, at 63%. That is a market-implied probability, not a forecast, and it moves as traders buy and sell.

How does this market resolve?

By Kalshi's own settlement rules for this market. Two venues can word the same question differently and settle differently, so read them before you trade.

Is this question on Polymarket too?

Yes. It trades on Polymarket and Polymarket US. Polymarket's page has its prices and rules. Our side-by-side page shows every venue’s prices and rules.

Can I trade this market in my state?

In most states, yes, on Kalshi. Sports contracts are the exception: several states restrict them. Check your state first.

How accurate are Kalshi odds?

Often more accurate than polls, though never certain. A price of 70% should lose three times in ten. How accurate prediction markets are has the research.

What does it cost to trade on Kalshi?

A trading fee on each contract, largest near 50¢ and smaller towards either end. Kalshi's fees has the formula.