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Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels

As of September 2026, Polymarket traders give “Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels” a 0% chance of resolving YES, down 54 points over the past 24 hours. $921.3k has traded in the last 24 hours, and it resolves on September 25, 2026. A YES price of 0% is the market-implied probability the event happens — not a guarantee. Verify the full resolution criteria on Polymarket before trading.

YES

down 54 points 24h

NO

100¢

24h volume

$921.3k

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Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels

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as of Sep 18, 2026

YES probability for "Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels" moved from 50% to 0% across 24 points. Current 0%. Data points: Sep 17: 50%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 51%, Sep 17: 50%, Sep 17: 50%, Sep 17: 50%, Sep 18: 50%, Sep 18: 50%, Sep 18: 50%, Sep 18: 50%, Sep 18: 22%, Sep 18: 15%, Sep 18: 11%, Sep 18: 24%, Sep 18: 42%, Sep 18: 66%, Sep 18: 0%, Now: 0%

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What are the odds of Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels?
As of September 2026, the prediction market on Polymarket implies a 0% probability of YES (down 54 points in the last 24h).
Where can I trade Minnesota Twins vs. Los Angeles Angels?
This contract trades on Polymarket. WeeBet links you to the source platform — we don't accept wagers.
When does this market resolve?
It is scheduled to resolve on September 25, 2026, at which point YES or NO pays out based on the platform's resolution source.