| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
βΆIII | β | O 0.5 80% | 34%34% | 34% Kalshi |
βΆRiley | β | U 0.5 20% | 68%67% | 68% Kalshi |
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Luke Riley walks into UFC 329 undefeated at 13-0 with nine knockouts, and the prediction market treats the 27-year-old English featherweight as the clear favorite over Kai Kamaka III, the 33-year-old Hawaiian veteran at 18-7-1. Kalshi and Polymarket agree on the read with almost no daylight between them, the mark of an efficient market. The two-way moneyline plus a Polymarket round total anchor the board, with live prices above. The fight opens the UFC 329 prelims on July 11, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, under the McGregor vs Holloway 2 main event.
Luke Riley is the reason this featherweight prelim opens the UFC 329 card with real market conviction. The 27-year-old English prospect is a perfect 13-0 with nine knockouts, and both Kalshi and Polymarket price him as the clear favorite over Kai Kamaka III, a 33-year-old Hawaiian veteran carrying an 18-7-1 record and a decision-heavy, grind-it-out style. The two books sit right on top of each other on the moneyline, which tells you the market sees little ambiguity in this one. Roughly $84K in volume has moved across the two platforms.
The moneyline read is a young finisher against a durable veteran. Riley arrives unbeaten, having knocked out Bogdan Grad and then taken a decision over Michael Aswell Jr. in March 2026, a run that pairs pace and accuracy with genuine stopping power (nine of his 13 wins are knockouts). The market is pricing that finishing threat, not just the record. Kamaka III is the live underdog on experience: at 18-7-1 he has seen every kind of round, most recently a split-decision win over Dakota Hope in April 2026, and his path is to survive Riley's early output and turn the fight into the kind of decision he is comfortable in.
The cross-platform picture is the tell here. Kalshi and Polymarket land on the same favorite with almost no daylight between their prices, so there is no arbitrage gap to exploit and no disagreement between the books on who wins. That is what an efficient market on a well-scouted prospect looks like: the edge, if there is one, is in the method and the rounds, not the moneyline. Check the live board above for the current cross-platform prices.
Polymarket also lists a round total on the fight, and it is the more interesting market. The deeper line, whether the bout clears 2.5 rounds, sits near a coin flip (Polymarket prices the over around 65%), a direct read on the central question: does Riley's knockout power end it early, or does Kamaka's chin and decision-heavy style drag it into the later rounds of a three-round fight. Kalshi does not post the round total, so this one is Polymarket-only and carries no cross-platform check. It is the market that rewards a real opinion on the styles rather than the names.
The market resolves when the featherweight bout is decided at UFC 329 on July 11, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Kamaka III and Riley are scheduled to open the preliminary card, hours before the McGregor vs Holloway 2 main event closes the night. The moneyline settles on the official result, by knockout, submission, or decision.
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The market resolves to the fighter who wins the featherweight bout between Kai Kamaka III and Luke Riley at UFC 329 on July 11, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The moneyline settles when the result is official, whether by knockout, submission, or decision, with each fighter contract paying out if he wins and going to zero if he loses. If the bout is ruled a draw or no contest, or is canceled or postponed past the scheduled date, the market resolves per each platform UFC rules, which typically void or refund the moneyline.
As of July 11, 2026, Luke Riley is the moneyline favorite at 69c (69c on Kalshi, 69c on Polymarket) and Kai Kamaka III sits at 33c (34c Kalshi, 32c Polymarket).
On Kalshi and Polymarket. Both books list a two-way moneyline on the fight, and their prices land within a couple of points of each other. Polymarket also posts a round total that Kalshi does not.
Luke Riley, the undefeated English prospect at 13-0 with nine knockouts. The market prices him as the clear favorite over the 33-year-old Hawaiian veteran Kai Kamaka III, who is 18-7-1.
When the featherweight bout is decided at UFC 329 on July 11, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The moneyline settles on the official result by knockout, submission, or decision.
The round total. Polymarket prices the fight to clear 2.5 rounds around 65%, so the question is whether Riley knockout power ends it early or Kamaka decision-heavy durability pushes it deep.