| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Packers | +1.5 50%52% | O 52.5 13% | 48%48% | 48% Kalshi |
â–¶Steelers | -1.5 50%48% | U 52.5 87% | 53%53% | 53% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Green Bay Packers | +1.5 | O 52.5 | 48% Kalshi | |
â–¶Pittsburgh Steelers | -1.5 | U 52.5 | 53% Kalshi |
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Pittsburgh is a 53c home favorite over Green Bay at 48c, with Kalshi and Polymarket quoting both legs to the same cent. The two prices sum to 101c, so the favorite's edge is roughly the width of the vig and this is a true toss-up, the normal shape for a preseason moneyline where neither depth chart is settled. The board carries about $112K in cumulative two-platform volume; the live board above has current prices. Kickoff is 7:00 PM ET Thursday, August 13, 2026 at Acrisure Stadium.
Preseason moneylines are not talent markets. Starters take limited snaps, several veterans do not dress at all, and the fourth quarter is decided by players competing for the back end of a 53-man roster. That is why this board sits where it does: Pittsburgh at 53c, Green Bay at 48c, quoted to the same cent on both Kalshi and Polymarket. Both clubs enter at 0-0 in preseason play per ESPN, and kickoff is 7:00 PM ET Thursday, August 13, 2026 at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, with NFL Network carrying the broadcast.
The two moneyline legs sum to 101c, so the 5c gap between Pittsburgh and Green Bay is barely wider than the combined vig. Strip that out and the market is calling this a true toss-up with a sliver of home-field lean toward Pittsburgh. That is the standard shape for an August game: the price reflects uncertainty about who plays and for how long, not a judgment on which roster is better. A 53c preseason favorite implies roughly a 53% win probability, which is close to the floor of what any home team gets priced at in a regular-season market.
What actually moves a board like this is usage. When a staff signals that its starting quarterback will take a series or two, or that the first-team offense sits entirely, the price adjusts to the depth chart that will be on the field rather than the one on the depth chart sheet. Neither club has given this market a reason to reprice yet. Treat any regular-season inference from tonight's result as noise: the sample is a few dozen snaps from players who will not be on the field in September. The durable versions of that question trade separately on the Steelers 2026 win total and Packers 2026 win total boards.
The board carries roughly $112K in cumulative volume across the two platforms, which is thin by NFL standards and normal for a preseason game. Kalshi and Polymarket agree exactly on both moneyline legs (53c and 53c on Pittsburgh, 48c and 48c on Green Bay) and sit within 1c of each other on the shared spread and total rungs. There is no cross-platform price to choose between here, and that agreement is itself a signal: two independent books with different user bases landed on the same number.
On a near-pick-em moneyline, the ladders carry more information than the two-way price. Kalshi lists Pittsburgh to win by more than 1.5 points at 49c, with Polymarket at 48c on the same rung. The mirrored Green Bay rung sits at 45c. Step out one line and the gap widens: Pittsburgh by more than 2.5 is 46c against Green Bay by more than 2.5 at 40c, and Pittsburgh by more than 3.5 is 43c against Green Bay by more than 3.5 at 32c. The home lean is consistent at every mirrored rung, and it is small. A market that priced a real talent edge would open a double-digit spread between those pairs, not 4c to 11c.
The total ladder is the cleaner read. Kalshi has over 34.5 points at 63c, over 36.5 at 55c, over 37.5 at 50c, over 39.5 at 48c, over 40.5 at 40c and over 46.5 at 26c. The curve crosses even money between 37.5 and 39.5, which puts the implied median score around 38 combined points. Polymarket agrees, listing the same 36.5 line at 55c and the 37.5 line at 49c. That number is well below a typical regular-season NFL total and is the market pricing conservative playcalling, short starter shifts and running-clock second halves.
Two rungs sit slightly out of order, with over 38.5 at 52c above over 37.5 at 50c. That is what thin two-sided liquidity looks like on a ladder rather than a signal, and it resolves as volume arrives closer to kickoff.
On movement, the moneyline has not moved. Neither Pittsburgh nor Green Bay has a recorded intraday snapshot series on either platform, which is the honest read on an August board that has not attracted enough two-sided flow to reprice. The totals are where the price discovery is happening. Kalshi's over 36.5 line has held a narrow 54c to 57c band since August 10 and sits at 55c, while Polymarket's matching line moved from 50c to 55c across August 10 after a brief 68c print, converging on the Kalshi number. A market that has held its level for a full day is a market that is waiting on information, and in preseason that information is the starter plan.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game at Acrisure Stadium on August 13, 2026. Each winning contract pays $1 per share and the losing side settles at $0. Spread contracts settle on the final margin (Pittsburgh by more than 1.5 points resolves YES only if Pittsburgh wins by 2 or more), and total contracts settle on combined points scored by both teams, with overtime included where it is played. Preseason games can end in a tie, which resolves every spread contract on both sides to NO. Kalshi and Polymarket settle from the official NFL final score once the game goes final. A postponement or cancellation follows each platform's published void rules for the affected contracts.
Starter usage: Announced snap plans for both first-team offenses are the single largest price mover on a preseason moneyline, ahead of any roster comparison.
The vig-sized gap: Pittsburgh at 53c and Green Bay at 48c sum to 101c, so the favorite's edge is roughly the width of the market's own margin.
Cross-platform agreement: Kalshi and Polymarket quote both moneyline legs identically, leaving no price to select between and no divergence to track.
Spread pivot: Pittsburgh to win by more than 1.5 points at 49c on Kalshi and 48c on Polymarket is the cleanest quantification of the home edge on the board.
Implied total near 38: The over ladder crosses 50c between 37.5 and 39.5 points, a level that prices conservative playcalling rather than open offense.
Thin liquidity: Roughly $112K of cumulative volume leaves individual ladder rungs briefly out of order, so single prints move a rung more than they should.
Preseason results carry no weight in the season-long boards, which is where the durable pricing on these two clubs lives. Pittsburgh's 2026 playoff odds and Green Bay's 2026 playoff odds both trade cross-platform, as do the Steelers win total and Packers win total markets. The regular-season openers are already listed: Pittsburgh hosts Atlanta in the Falcons vs Steelers Week 1 market and Green Bay travels to Minnesota in the Packers vs Vikings market. The full slate of priced games sits on NFL games today and the broader football prediction markets hub.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on August 13, 2026, with each winning contract paying $1 per share and the losing side settling at $0. Spread contracts settle on the final margin, so Pittsburgh to win by more than 1.5 points resolves YES only if Pittsburgh wins by 2 or more points. Total contracts settle on combined points scored by both teams, including overtime where it is played. A preseason tie resolves every spread contract to NO on both sides. Kalshi and Polymarket settle from the official NFL final score once the game is declared final, and a postponement or cancellation follows each platform's published void rules for the affected contracts.
As of August 10, 2026, Pittsburgh is 53c and Green Bay is 48c, with Kalshi and Polymarket posting identical prices on both legs. The two sides sum to 101c, so the market is effectively a coin flip.
Pittsburgh is the favorite at 53c, an implied win probability of about 53%. That is one of the smallest home edges on the NFL board and reflects preseason uncertainty about starter usage rather than a roster gap.
The game trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket, with a moneyline, a spread ladder running from 1.5 to 16.5 points on each side, and a points total ladder. Roughly $112K in cumulative volume sits across the two platforms.
Pittsburgh to win by more than 1.5 points is 49c on Kalshi and 48c on Polymarket as of August 10, 2026. The total ladder crosses even money between 37.5 and 39.5 points, putting the implied median at about 38 combined points.
It resolves after the game at Acrisure Stadium on Thursday, August 13, 2026, with a 7:00 PM ET kickoff on NFL Network. Both platforms settle from the official NFL final score once the game goes final.
Watch for starter usage announcements from either staff in the 48 hours before kickoff, since that is what repriced this class of market. The moneyline has not moved off 53c to 48c, so any late flow will show up in the total ladder first.