Beginner guide
Event contracts explained
Event contracts are instruments whose value depends on whether a specific event happens under defined rules.
Independent educational content. Not financial, betting, legal or trading advice. Always review platform rules and local availability.
YES and NO outcomes
- YES generally pays if the event resolves true.
- NO generally pays if the event resolves false.
- Prices often look like probabilities, but the order book and fees matter.
Examples of event questions
- Will a candidate win a nomination?
- Will the Fed cut rates by a given meeting?
- Will a company announce a specific product or filing?
Important limits
This site explains the concepts for education. It does not recommend trades or guarantee platform availability.
Useful next step
Use the implied probability calculator or compare related topic hubs before opening any live market.