| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
βΆRavens | β | β | 68% | 68% Kalshi |
βΆColts | β | β | 38% | 38% Kalshi |
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The Baltimore Ravens are the road favorite over the Indianapolis Colts to open the 2026 season, priced at 66c on Kalshi to the Colts' 38c, an implied 66% win probability for Baltimore. Both teams finished 8-9 in 2025 and missed the playoffs, so the gap is a bet on Lamar Jackson and Baltimore's roster over a Colts team still steadying its quarterback situation. The game market trades on Kalshi only, with no Polymarket line for a cross-platform comparison, on roughly $2,100 in early volume. See the live board above for current prices; the market resolves when the game goes final on September 13, 2026.
The 2026 season opener sends the Baltimore Ravens to Indianapolis as the 66c favorite over the Colts at 38c, an implied 66% win probability priced entirely on Kalshi. The number is notable because both teams finished 8-9 in 2025 and both missed the playoffs, so the market is not pricing 2025 records. It is pricing rosters, quarterbacks, and the offseason resets on both sidelines.
Baltimore enters 2026 under new management. John Harbaugh was let go after 18 seasons once the Ravens dropped a de facto AFC North decider to Pittsburgh in Week 18 and finished second in the division at 8-9, missing the postseason for the first time since 2021. Former Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter takes over on a five-year deal, inheriting a roster still built around Lamar Jackson. The market treats that core as the reason Baltimore is favored on the road despite a losing 2025 record.
Indianapolis arrives on the other side of a season that split in two. The Colts started 8-2 behind Daniel Jones, who posted a 100.2 passer rating and led the league's most efficient scoring offense through ten games, before a leg fracture and then a torn Achilles in Week 14 ended his year. Indianapolis lost its way to an 8-9 finish once he was out. The front office re-signed Jones on a two-year, $88M deal, and he has said he expects to be full-go for Week 1 with no injury designation, but the board's 38c price reflects the market discounting that recovery against a Ravens team it trusts more.
This is a moneyline-only board. There is no spread or total posted on Kalshi for this game yet, so the read comes entirely from the two-way win market. Baltimore's 66c price implies a 66% win probability and Indianapolis at 38c implies 38%, with the small overround the standard two-sided vig. A 66c road favorite is a moderate line, not a blowout number, which fits a matchup of two 8-9 teams separated by quarterback pedigree rather than prior results. The market is signaling that Jackson and a defense now run by a coordinator who ranked among the league's best in yards allowed outweigh a Colts offense whose ceiling depends on Jones being the player he was before the injury.
The market resolves to the team that wins the game in Indianapolis on September 13, 2026. Each side's contract pays out on the final score, settled on Kalshi once the game goes final on the scheduled date. There is no spread or total leg on this board, so the moneyline is the only settlement question. If the game is postponed or voided, platform-specific rules govern the outcome.
Lamar Jackson: Jackson is the single biggest price driver on the Baltimore side, and his availability and form set the ceiling for the Ravens number.
Daniel Jones health: Whether Jones opens Week 1 without a restriction after his Achilles tear is the swing variable on the Colts' 38c price.
New Ravens staff: This is Jesse Minter's debut as head coach after John Harbaugh's 18-year run, and a Week 1 road game is the first read on the transition.
Colts trajectory: Indianapolis was 8-2 with Jones before injuries dropped it to 8-9, so the market is weighing the good version of that team, not the finish.
Single-platform pricing: The game trades on Kalshi only at roughly $2,100 in volume, with no Polymarket line, so there is no cross-platform spread to arbitrage yet.
Track the full board on the Baltimore Ravens hub and the Indianapolis Colts hub, compare it against the rest of the slate on the NFL market hub, and follow coverage from Genius Staff as the line moves through training camp toward the September 13 opener.
Resolves to the team that wins the game between the Baltimore Ravens and Indianapolis Colts in Indianapolis on September 13, 2026. The moneyline contract settles on the final score once the game goes final on the scheduled date, paying out on the winning side. This board carries no spread or total leg, so the game winner is the only settlement question. If the game is postponed past the resolution window, canceled, or otherwise voided, platform-specific rules on Kalshi govern the outcome.
As of July 2, 2026, the Baltimore Ravens are 66c and the Indianapolis Colts 38c on Kalshi, making Baltimore the road favorite with an implied 66% win probability. See the live board above for the latest prices.
Baltimore is favored. The Ravens' 66c price implies a 66% win probability, versus 38% implied for the Colts at 38c, despite both teams finishing 8-9 in 2025.
The game trades on Kalshi only, with no Polymarket line, on roughly $2,100 in early volume. There is no cross-platform spread to compare on this board yet.
The market resolves to the game winner on September 13, 2026, in Indianapolis, settled on Kalshi once the game goes final on the scheduled date.
Daniel Jones's Achilles recovery and Week 1 status are the key swing variables on the Colts' 38c price, along with Lamar Jackson's form and Jesse Minter's debut on the Baltimore sideline.