Sports · Kalshi · Closes 27.04.2027 UTC
Who will win the 2027 men's college basketball title? Odds
As of 13.11.2026 06:22 UTC, traders on Kalshi put Duke at 13%, down 1 point in 24 hours. $708K traded in the last 24 hours; $21.1M in total.
Context
No sourced explanation for this move is available in our recent coverage.
- Duke 13%
- UConn 12%
- Florida 13%
- Michigan St. 8%
| Outcome | Probability | 24h change |
|---|---|---|
| Duke | 13% | −1 |
| UConn | 12% | +2.1 |
| Florida | 12% | −1 |
| Michigan St. | 8% | +0.5 |
| Illinois | 8% | ±0 |
| Kansas | 5% | −0.9 |
| UCLA | 4% | ±0 |
| Virginia | 4% | ±0 |
| Houston | 4% | +0.9 |
| Texas Tech | 4% | ±0 |
| Texas | 3% | ±0 |
| Arizona | 3% | ±0 |
| Gonzaga | 3% | ±0 |
| Louisville | 3% | ±0 |
| St. John's | 2% | ±0 |
About this market
This market asks which team will be crowned the men's Division 1 college basketball national champion for the 2026-27 season. It is listed on Kalshi as a set of separate contracts, one for each team, including Duke, UConn, Florida and Arizona. A team's contract resolves Yes if that program wins the national title, and the rules text uses Butler as its example team. All listed contracts share the same scheduled closing time, 2027-04-27T14:00:00Z. Expectations can shift with injuries, roster changes, transfers, coaching news, regular-season results, conference tournament outcomes, NCAA tournament seeding and bracket results, and general news about team performance over the course of the season.
FAQ
What are the current odds for “Who will win the 2027 men's college basketball title?”?
At our last update (13.11.2026 06:22 UTC), Kalshi traders priced Duke at 13%. Prices move with trading and are not a forecast by That's Gonna Come.
When does this market close?
Every outcome listed has the same scheduled closing time: 2027-04-27T14:00:00Z.
How does this market resolve?
Each team has its own contract. A contract resolves Yes if that team is the Division 1 men's college basketball national champion for the 2026-27 season. The rules text gives Butler as its example.
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