The SEC Championship 2026 board lists all 16 SEC schools on Kalshi, and it splits the two teams tied atop the league in a way the standings do not. Georgia and Kentucky are both 5-1 in conference play, but Georgia carries close to half the implied probability while Kentucky sits in single digits, with Alabama, Ole Miss and LSU bunched behind. Roughly 1.7M contracts have traded. The live board above has every current price, and the title game is December 5, 2026 in Atlanta.
Updated November 4, 2026.
The SEC Championship 2026 race has a two-team top line and a crowded second row, and the Kalshi board prices those two leaders very differently. Georgia and Kentucky are both 5-1 in conference play through games of October 31, per ESPN standings, yet Georgia carries close to half the implied probability on the board while Kentucky trades in single digits. Sixteen schools are listed, roughly 1.7M Kalshi contracts have changed hands, and the title game is Saturday, December 5, 2026 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The live board above carries the current price on every team.
Georgia is 7-1 overall and 5-1 in the SEC with a +99 point differential in league games, the best margin in the conference by 15 points. The Bulldogs beat Alabama 20-17 on October 10, lost to Auburn 27-24 a week later, and handled Florida 27-8 on October 31.
The engine price history tracks those results almost game by game. Georgia's contract closed at 36% on October 5, jumped to 50% the day after the Alabama win, peaked at 53% in mid-October, then fell to 42% after the Auburn loss. It has held in a 43% to 47% range since and sits at 46% as of November 4.
Three SEC games remain: at Ole Miss on November 7, Missouri on November 14, and at South Carolina on November 21. Georgia Tech on November 28 is a nonconference game and does not count toward the standings. The Ole Miss trip is the largest single swing left on this board.
Kentucky has the same 5-1 SEC record as Georgia and a six-game winning streak, and the board still prices it at 8%. The reason sits in the margins. Kentucky's point differential in conference games is +9, built on one-point wins over South Carolina (35-34) and LSU (35-34), and its only loss was a 45-17 defeat to Alabama in September.
The market has been moving toward the Wildcats anyway. Kentucky's contract closed at 1% on October 5 and has climbed to roughly 10% by November 1. Georgia and Kentucky do not play each other in 2026, so the order at the top will be settled by their remaining schedules. Kentucky's three SEC games left are at Tennessee on November 7, Florida on November 14, and at Missouri on November 21, before a nonconference game against Louisville.
Three teams sit one game back, and the board prices them in a tight 10% to 12% band.
Texas (6-2, 3-2) is the other notable mover. Its contract closed at 24% on October 5, then fell to 4% by October 17 after back-to-back three-point losses to Oklahoma and Florida, and has since recovered to the high single digits after wins over Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Tennessee and Missouri are also 3-2 in league play but trade at 3% or less. Every team at .500 or worse in the SEC trades at 1%.
The SEC places the top two teams in the final conference standings into the championship game on Saturday, December 5, 2026, at 4 PM ET on ABC at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Kalshi lists each school as its own contract: the team that wins the 2026 SEC Championship Game resolves Yes, and every other school resolves No.
The SEC winner usually carries real weight on the College Football Playoff qualifiers market, and the college football national champion odds price the same teams on the bigger question. The conference of the national champion market shows how much the board trusts the SEC as a league, and the Heisman Trophy market tracks the players driving these results. Team boards live on the Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, and LSU hubs, and every game and future on the sport is on the college football markets page.
Resolves on the result of the 2026 SEC Championship Game, scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The two teams with the best records in the final SEC regular-season standings, after the conference tiebreaker procedure, play in the game. On Kalshi each school is a separate Yes/No contract: the team that wins the 2026 SEC 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, Georgia leads the Kalshi board at 46%, followed by LSU at 12%, Alabama at 11%, Ole Miss at 10% and Kentucky at 8%. Every other SEC school trades at 7% or lower.
It resolves on the 2026 SEC Championship Game, scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026 at 4 PM ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The winning school resolves Yes and every other school resolves No.
Kalshi lists all 16 SEC schools as separate contracts, and roughly 1.7M contracts have traded. Polymarket does not have a matching market on this board.
Georgia has a +99 point differential in SEC games against +9 for Kentucky, whose league wins include two one-point games. Kentucky also lost 45-17 to Alabama, while Georgia beat the Crimson Tide 20-17.
November 7 carries three swing games: Georgia at Ole Miss, Kentucky at Tennessee and Alabama at LSU. Texas at LSU on November 14 then settles which 3-2 team stays alive.