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How do you track Kalshi and Polymarket picks next to sportsbook bets?

Log a prediction-market position as a pick on The Sunday Board: choose the market, enter the number of contracts and the price each, and it sits on the board beside bets from sportsbooks.

Track your group's picks

Free. No sportsbook login. Works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and casts to a TV.

How to log one

  1. In Add bet, choose the market in the sportsbook list: Kalshi, Polymarket, DraftKings Predictions, FanDuel Predicts, Robinhood, Crypto.com or Novig.
  2. Enter Contracts and Price each. For example, 20 contracts at 62 cents is $12.40 risked to win $7.60.
  3. Choose the pick. Moneylines, spreads and totals on games the board covers grade themselves from live scores.
  4. Or import it: a screenshot, or a sentence such as "20 contracts at 62 cents", fills in the same form for you to check.

The card shows the price per contract, and the position counts in your totals and the Season tab like any other bet.

Prices from the exchanges

The Price finder lists prices for each game across tracked sportsbooks and the Kalshi, Polymarket and Novig exchanges, tagged as exchange prices. It compares prices against the market consensus, and doesn't suggest any bet.

What it doesn't do

It doesn't trade, hold money or place anything, and it records only positions you log. No money moves through The Sunday Board.

Questions

Does The Sunday Board place trades on Kalshi or Polymarket?

No. It is a tracker. You log positions you took elsewhere.

Can I mix prediction-market positions and sportsbook bets on one board?

Yes. Each one is a pick with its own book, and they share the same totals and standings.

Does it grade them?

Picks on covered games grade from live scores, the same as a sportsbook bet. A pick the board cannot grade can be settled by hand.

More questions answered: all guides.

Track your group's picks

Free. No sportsbook login. Works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and casts to a TV.