| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Yankees | -1.5 45%35% | O 1 47%47% | 58%56% | 58% Kalshi |
â–¶Sox | +1.5 55%65% | U 1 53%53% | 43%44% | 44% Polymarket |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶New York Yankees | -1.5 | O 1 | 58% Kalshi | |
â–¶Chicago White Sox | +1.5 | U 1 | 44% Polymarket |
The New York Yankees are the 56.5c moneyline favorite (57c Kalshi, 56c Polymarket) over the Chicago White Sox at 43.5c for the July 29, 2026 series finale at Rate Field in Chicago. The pitching gap drives the price: Cam Schlittler takes a 2.07 ERA into the start for New York (61-46) against Davis Martin and his 3.49 ERA for Chicago (55-51). The two books sit within a cent of each other on both sides, and the Yankees line has held at 56c to 57c across the day. The live board above carries the current cross-platform prices.
New York opens the finale of this three-game set as the 56.5c favorite on the moneyline, a modest edge for a road team facing a Chicago club that has been strong at home. The Yankees are 61-46 overall and 35-23 on the road, while the White Sox are 55-51 overall and 32-21 at Rate Field. The price is close to a coin flip because Chicago's home form partly offsets New York's better overall record, and the market is leaning on the arms to break the tie.
The Yankees sit at 57c on Kalshi and 56c on Polymarket, a 56.5c consensus that implies roughly a 56% chance to win. The White Sox are the 43.5c side (43c Kalshi, 44c Polymarket). The two books agree to within a cent on each outcome, so there is no cross-platform arbitrage to work here, and the New York Yankees market history shows a team the market has priced as a favorite in most of its recent starts. Volume is light at roughly $7.2K across two platforms, with Kalshi carrying nearly all of the moneyline liquidity.
The run line reads Yankees -1.5 at 44c and White Sox -1.5 at 26.5c, so the market gives New York a meaningful but not dominant shot to win by two or more. The full-game total sits near 8 runs: Over 7.5 trades at 51c and Over 8.5 at 43c, which puts the implied number just under 8 and leans the play toward the under. The first-five-innings market echoes it, with Over 4.5 runs through five at 44c. Two starters with sub-3.50 ERAs are the reason the total is priced this low.
Cam Schlittler is the story for New York, carrying a 2.07 ERA and a 10-6 record into the start, and his strikeout prop reflects it: Over 4.5 strikeouts trades at 65c on Polymarket and Over 5.5 at 59c. Davis Martin answers for Chicago at a 3.49 ERA and 9-5, with a lower strikeout line (Over 2.5 at 65c). The near-two-run ERA gap is the single clearest input behind the Yankees' price and the under-8 total. On the bats, no home run prop trades above 40c, with Ben Rice the top name at 40c on Polymarket, so the market is not pricing a slugfest in either lineup.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game outright on July 29, 2026. The run line settles on the final margin (Yankees -1.5 needs a two-run win) and the total settles on combined runs scored. The Chicago White Sox market page and this board settle once the game goes final on the platforms.
The pitching edge is the anchor: Schlittler's 2.07 ERA against Martin's 3.49 ERA is why New York is favored on the road. Chicago's 32-21 home record is the counterweight keeping the White Sox at 43.5c rather than deeper. The cross-platform spread is a single cent, so there is no book-shopping edge on the moneyline. The line has been stable, holding 56c to 57c on the Yankees across the day with no meaningful move. For more of the day's slate, see today's MLB games and the full MLB market hub.
This market resolves based on the outcome of the New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox game scheduled for the evening of July 29, 2026 at Rate Field in Chicago. The moneyline pays the team that wins the game; each winning team contract settles at $1 per share and the losing side at $0. The run line resolves on the final margin (Yankees -1.5 requires a two-run win) and the total resolves on combined runs scored versus the posted line. The market settles when the platforms mark the game final on the scheduled date. If the game is postponed or suspended, the contracts settle per each platform's official MLB postponement and resumption rules.
As of July 29, 2026, the New York Yankees are the 56.5c moneyline favorite (57c on Kalshi, 56c on Polymarket) and the Chicago White Sox are the 43.5c underdog (43c Kalshi, 44c Polymarket).
The Yankees are favored at a 56.5c consensus price, which implies roughly a 56% chance to win. The pitching edge, Cam Schlittler's 2.07 ERA against Davis Martin's 3.49 ERA, is the main driver of the line.
The game trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket. Kalshi carries nearly all of the moneyline liquidity, with total cross-platform volume near $7.2K as of July 29, 2026.
The run line is Yankees -1.5 at 44c and White Sox -1.5 at 26.5c. The full-game total sits near 8 runs, with Over 7.5 at 51c and Over 8.5 at 43c, leaning toward the under on July 29, 2026.
It resolves when the game goes final on July 29, 2026 at Rate Field in Chicago. The moneyline pays the winning team, and the run line and total settle on the final score. A postponement defers settlement per each platform's MLB rules.