The ACC Championship 2026 board lists all 17 ACC schools on Kalshi, and it has become a two-team race with one clear favorite. Miami is the only unbeaten team in league play, Wake Forest sits one game back after a five-game winning streak, and no other school trades above single digits. Roughly 2.06M contracts have traded. The live board above has every current price, and the title game is December 5, 2026 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
Updated November 4, 2026.
The ACC Championship 2026 board is a two-team market with a long tail, and the second team has been gaining ground for a month. Miami is the only unbeaten team in the league at 8-0 overall and 6-0 in ACC play through games of October 31, per ESPN standings, and Wake Forest is next at 5-1. Seventeen schools are listed on Kalshi, roughly 2.06M contracts have traded, and the title game is Saturday, December 5, 2026 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. The live board above carries the current price on every team.
Miami has the cleanest resume in the conference. The Hurricanes are 6-0 in league games with a +120 point differential, including wins over Wake Forest (33-20), Clemson (41-13), Florida State (43-35), Pittsburgh (52-23) and North Carolina (38-35).
The engine price history shows the market has held Miami in a narrow band. The contract closed at 74% on October 5, reached 79% in mid-October, dipped to 68% on October 18, and has drifted from 74% to about 70% since late October. It sits at 69% as of November 4, which is lower than it was a month ago despite Miami winning every game in between. The 38-35 win over North Carolina on October 31 was Miami's closest game of the season.
Three ACC games remain: Duke on November 14, Virginia Tech on November 21, and Boston College on November 28. Miami plays at Notre Dame on November 7, a nonconference game that does not count toward the ACC standings.
Wake Forest is the story of the board. The Demon Deacons are 7-1 overall and 5-1 in the ACC, with the league's best conference point differential at +146 and a five-game winning streak, including a 51-7 win over Virginia on October 31. The only loss was to Miami in September.
Their contract has moved more than any other on the board. It closed at 5% on October 5, reached 10% by October 17, reached 18% in late October and sits at 24% as of November 4. Wake Forest hosts Merrimack on November 7, then plays its three remaining ACC games: at SMU on November 14, at Georgia Tech on November 21, and Duke on November 28.
Because Wake Forest already lost to Miami, the head-to-head result works against the Deacons in any two-way tie with the Hurricanes. That matters less than it sounds: the ACC sends its top two teams to Charlotte, so Wake Forest's path runs through holding second place and then beating Miami in a rematch.
No other team trades above 4%.
Every other ACC school, including Florida State, North Carolina and Pittsburgh, trades at 1%.
The ACC sends the two teams with the best conference winning percentage to the championship game, Saturday, December 5, 2026 at noon ET on ABC at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. The league adopted new tiebreaker procedures in July 2026 that keep head-to-head results first. Kalshi lists each school as its own contract: the team that wins the 2026 ACC Championship Game resolves Yes, and every other school resolves No.
The ACC champion's case for a bid shows up on the College Football Playoff qualifiers market, and the college football national champion odds price Miami against the full field. The SEC Championship 2026 market covers the same December 5 title-game window in Atlanta, and the conference of the national champion market shows how the board rates the ACC as a league. Team boards live on the Miami, Wake Forest, and SMU hubs, and every game and future on the sport is on the college football markets page.
Resolves on the result of the 2026 ACC Championship Game, scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. The two teams with the best conference winning percentage in the ACC regular season, after the league tiebreaker procedure, play in the game. On Kalshi each school is a separate Yes/No contract: the team that wins the 2026 ACC Championship Game resolves Yes and pays $1 per share, and every other school resolves No. A school that does not qualify for the game resolves No. If the game is delayed, Kalshi contracts can remain open up to a latest expiration of January 3, 2027, and any cancellation is handled under Kalshi rules.
As of November 4, 2026, Miami leads the Kalshi board at 69% and Wake Forest is second at 24%. SMU is at 4%, Clemson and Louisville are at 2%, and every other ACC school is at 1%.
It resolves on the 2026 ACC Championship Game, scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026 at noon ET at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. The winning school resolves Yes and every other school resolves No.
Kalshi lists all 17 ACC schools as separate contracts, and roughly 2.06M contracts have traded. Polymarket does not have a matching market on this board.
Wake Forest closed at 5% on October 5 and was at 24% by November 4 after a five-game winning streak. The Demon Deacons are 5-1 in the ACC with the league's best +146 conference point differential.
November 14 carries the two biggest games, Wake Forest at SMU and Duke at Miami. Miami at Notre Dame on November 7 does not count in the ACC standings but moves how the market reads Miami.