| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Argonauts | +3.5 — | O 47.5 — | 0%0% | — |
Roughriders | -3.5 — | U 47.5 — | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Toronto Argonauts | +3.5 — | O 47.5 — | 0%0% | — |
Saskatchewan Roughriders | -3.5 — | U 47.5 — | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
Saskatchewan is the 67c favorite on Kalshi and Toronto is 33c, but the moneyline is not where this board trades. The Roughriders minus 7.5 rung holds $3.6K of the board's $5.3K lifetime volume, roughly two thirds of everything on the game, while both moneyline sides together have taken $615. Saskatchewan enters Week 13 at 6-4 and second in the West, Toronto at 5-5 and second in the East, and the Argonauts won the only prior meeting 40-34 in Week 4.
The Argonauts vs Roughriders board is a single-book market, and it is lopsided in an unusual way. Kalshi prices Saskatchewan at 67c and Toronto at 33c, a pair that sums to exactly 100 with no gap between the two legs, yet both moneyline sides together have taken only $615 of lifetime volume. One spread rung, Saskatchewan by more than 7.5 points, has taken $3.6K on its own, roughly two thirds of the $5.3K on the entire board. No Polymarket leg is present on this game, so every number here is a Kalshi number and there is no cross-platform comparison to draw.
Saskatchewan enters Week 13 at 6-4 and second in the West Division with 12 points, 309 points scored against 271 allowed, per the CFL.ca standings. The club's own game log at riderville.com reproduces that record exactly and adds the shape of it: the Roughriders have lost two straight, 26-19 at Hamilton in Week 11 and 30-16 at BC in Week 12, after a 42-20 win over Ottawa in Week 10. Head coach Corey Mace and quarterback Trevor Harris both took the pre-game podium on August 28, and the club has spent the week selling a Labour Day atmosphere a week early, projecting a loud Mosaic Stadium crowd for Saturday.
Toronto arrives at 5-5, second in the East with 10 points, 304 scored and 311 allowed. The Argonauts' own published results have them 3-1 across their last four, capped by a 39-20 win over Hamilton in Week 12. That is the better recent form of the two teams, and it is the first thing a 67c price on the home side has to answer for. The two clubs have met once in 2026 and Toronto took it 40-34 in Week 4, a score both game logs agree on.
Neither quarterback room is compromised. Saskatchewan lists Trevor Harris, Jack Coan and Tommy Stevens as active with none on the one-game or six-game injured list, and Toronto lists Chad Kelly, Nick Arbuckle and Tucker Horn the same way, per each club's roster page as of Saturday morning. There is no usable ESPN feed for this league, so every record, result and availability note on this page comes from CFL.ca and the two clubs directly rather than from a third-party scoreboard. Edmonton leads the West and Montreal leads the East, which makes second place the live stake for both sides here.
Kalshi's Saskatchewan spread ladder runs minus 3.5 at 53c, minus 6.5 at 42c, minus 7.5 at 37c, minus 13.5 at 23c and minus 20.5 at 15c. The 53c on minus 3.5 is the cleanest statement the board makes, because a field-goal margin for the home side prices as close to a coin flip, and that sits awkwardly next to a 67c moneyline. Toronto's own ladder should be read as quotes rather than prices: minus 6.5 at 14c and minus 7.5 at 16c both carry zero lifetime volume and are printed out of order, which is a thin-book artifact rather than a view.
The total ladder prices Over 47.5 at 82c, Over 54.5 at 73c, Over 61.5 at 51c, Over 68.5 at 37c and Over 75.5 at 23c. The 51c on Over 61.5 puts the market's midpoint for the combined score at roughly 61 to 62 points, and the two scoring averages land almost exactly there: Saskatchewan is at 30.9 points per game and Toronto at 30.4 across ten games each, for 61.3 combined. The total is priced at the arithmetic, with no lean baked in either direction.
On movement, the moneyline has held and the spread has drifted. Across every capture this board holds from Friday evening through Saturday morning, Saskatchewan's moneyline printed 67c at each reading, with the Toronto leg oscillating between 33c and 34c. The minus 7.5 rung opened those same captures at 40c, traded as high as 42c, and sits at 37c, a three-cent drift toward Toronto that the moneyline never followed. Over 75.5 has ranged from 18c to 24c in that window and sits at 23c. Scope all of that to the captures on hand, which reach back roughly fifteen hours rather than to the market's open on August 22.
The read the data supports is that the margin, not the winner, is the contested question. A 67c home favorite whose minus 3.5 rung trades at 53c is a market that expects Saskatchewan to win a close game, and the $3.6K sitting on minus 7.5 is the position most exposed if it does.
The market resolves on the outcome of the Toronto Argonauts at Saskatchewan Roughriders game scheduled for Saturday, August 29, 2026 at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. Each moneyline contract pays $1 per share if that team wins and $0 otherwise. Per Kalshi's published terms for this event, a declared tie resolves 50/50 for both teams, and CFL regular-season rules allow a tie after overtime. If the game is postponed or delayed, the market stays open and closes after the rescheduled game finishes within two days; if it is cancelled or pushed more than two days out, it resolves to a fair price under the platform's rules. Spread contracts settle on the final margin and total contracts on the combined final score.
Saskatchewan's previous outing is on the board at Roughriders at BC Lions, and Toronto's Week 12 win is at Tiger-Cats at Argonauts. The other Week 13 game already settled is Alouettes at Blue Bombers. Season-long positions run through the CFL Grey Cup 2026 champion market, and both clubs have their own pages at Saskatchewan Roughriders and Toronto Argonauts. Every CFL board we carry is indexed on the CFL league hub.
Resolves on the outcome of the Toronto Argonauts at Saskatchewan Roughriders CFL game scheduled for Saturday, August 29, 2026 at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. Each moneyline contract pays $1 per share if that team wins the game and $0 if it does not. Per Kalshi contract terms for this event, a declared tie resolves 50/50 for both teams, which matters because CFL regular-season games can end tied after overtime. If the game is postponed or delayed, the market remains open and closes after the rescheduled game has finished within two days; if the game is cancelled or rescheduled more than two days out, it resolves to a fair price under platform rules. Spread contracts settle on the final margin and total contracts on the combined final score, both including overtime.
As of the morning of August 29, 2026, Kalshi prices Saskatchewan at 67c and Toronto at 33c on the moneyline. The board is single-book with $5.3K in lifetime volume and no Polymarket leg, so those are the only two prices on the game.
Saskatchewan is favored at 67c, an implied 67% chance of winning at home, against 33% for Toronto. The two legs sum to exactly 100, so there is no gap between them.
The Saskatchewan spread ladder runs minus 3.5 at 53c, minus 6.5 at 42c and minus 7.5 at 37c, with the minus 7.5 rung holding $3.6K of the board volume. The total ladder prices Over 61.5 at 51c, putting the market midpoint near 61 to 62 combined points.
Kalshi lists moneyline, spread and total contracts on this Week 13 game under the KXCFLGAME, KXCFLSPREAD and KXCFLTOTAL series. Polymarket carries no leg on this board, so there is one book to trade.
It resolves after the game at Mosaic Stadium on Saturday, August 29, 2026, paying $1 per share on the winning team. A declared tie resolves 50/50 for both teams under Kalshi contract terms.
Watch the minus 7.5 spread rung, which drifted from 40c to 37c on Saturday morning while the 67c moneyline never moved. A quarterback scratch on either side, where all six listed passers are currently active, would be the other genuine repricing event.