Novig:
Understanding Sports Prediction Markets
Novig focuses on sports event contracts. Prices can move as participants respond to games, data and new information. This guide explains the model, market types and settlement rules.
What is Novig?
Novig uses a sports-focused event-contract model. A market poses a question with defined outcomes and settlement rules. Participants can buy or sell contracts while prices change with market activity.
Before taking a position, review the event, market terms, contract prices and how the official result determines settlement. Availability and rules can vary by location.
Will the home team win?
Understand sports contracts before participating
Choose a Market
Review the sport, event question and contract terms.
Read the Price
Contract prices can run from $0 to $1 and may change as activity develops.
Follow Settlement
The final event result is assessed using the stated settlement rules.
Sports-market features explained
Market Pricing
Prices respond to trading activity, game developments and changing expectations.
Market Pricing
Prices respond to trading activity, game developments and changing expectations.
Event Contracts
Sports questions are expressed as contracts with defined possible outcomes.
Event Contracts
Sports questions are expressed as contracts with defined possible outcomes.
Sports Coverage
Markets may cover football, basketball, baseball, hockey, tennis, golf and MMA.
Sports Coverage
Markets may cover football, basketball, baseball, hockey, tennis, golf and MMA.
Settlement Rules
Each contract specifies how its outcome is determined once an event finishes.
Settlement Rules
Each contract specifies how its outcome is determined once an event finishes.
Market Discovery
Explore sports and events to compare available questions and contract terms.
Market Discovery
Explore sports and events to compare available questions and contract terms.
Exchange-Style Model
Market activity determines prices, unlike traditional operator-set sportsbook odds.
Exchange-Style Model
Market activity determines prices, unlike traditional operator-set sportsbook odds.
Why explore sports event markets?
The sports-first model covers game outcomes, player-related events, tournament questions and futures. Contract prices can change as participants respond to the latest developments.
Football: outcomes, spreads, totals and futures
Basketball: games, teams and players
Baseball and hockey: results and totals
Tennis and golf: matches and tournaments
MMA: winners, rounds and fight distance
Seven sports categories.
Sport-specific questions, possible outcomes and settlement terms vary by event and season.
Football
Winners, spreads, totals, props and futures.
Basketball
Game lines, team totals and player markets.
Baseball
Games, innings, props and futures.
Hockey
Game outcomes, totals and props.
Tennis
Match winners, totals and futures.
Golf
Tournament winners and matchups.
MMA
Fight winners, rounds and distance.
Short reader-style feedback
Illustrative profiles adapted from the supplied educational content. Names, roles and comments are fictional, not verified customer testimonials.
See how sports-market prices move
This simulated example demonstrates how changing sports information can affect event-contract prices. The figures are illustrative, not live Novig data.
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