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Market Resolution Rules

Resolution is the most important part of a prediction market. It's how we determine who wins.

How markets resolve

When a market's event occurs (or the expiry date passes):

  1. The outcome is checked against the resolution rules stated in the market
  2. The market is resolved as Yes or No
  3. Winning shares pay out ₱1 each, losing shares become worth ₱0
  4. Payouts are credited to your cash balance automatically

Resolution timing

  • Markets resolve as soon as the outcome is confirmed, or at the stated expiry date
  • There may be a short delay (a few minutes) between the event and settlement appearing in your balance
  • For sports markets, resolution happens after the official final result

Resolution sources

Every market specifies its resolution source. Common examples:

| Market type | Resolution source | |---|---| | Politics | Official government announcements, COMELEC results | | Sports | Official league scores and results | | Crypto | On-chain data, CoinGecko/CMC prices at specified time | | Weather | PAGASA official data | | Entertainment | Official press releases, verified news sources |

What if the outcome is unclear?

In rare cases, a market's outcome may be ambiguous. When this happens:

  1. The Suri team reviews the situation against the stated resolution rules
  2. If a clear answer exists, the market resolves normally
  3. If truly ambiguous, the market may be voided — all shares are refunded at purchase price

Disputed resolutions

If you believe a market was resolved incorrectly:

  1. Contact support (Profile → Support)
  2. Include the market name and your reasoning
  3. The team will review and respond within 48 hours

We take resolution integrity seriously. If a mistake was made, we'll correct it.

Tips

  • Always read the resolution rules before betting. Don't assume you know what counts as "winning."
  • Check the source. If the market resolves based on a specific data feed or announcement, know where to look.
  • Timing matters. "Will BTC hit $100K?" is different from "Will BTC be above $100K at midnight December 31?"

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