Market rules & settlement

First touchdown scorer — YES / NO wager market. YES settles if Cam Skattebo is the player credited with the first touchdown of the game (rushing or receiving — a touchdown pass is credited to the receiver, not the quarterback). NO settles if any other player is credited with it. If no touchdown is scored the market is voided and refunded. Official source: ESPN's official box score and scoring summary for this game, used as the league final statistics. Overtime statistics count for every market. Player participation: if the player does not appear in the official box score (inactive, did not play, or removed before the game), the market is voided and every wager on it is refunded its original stake. A void is never used because a result is unfavourable. Postponed, canceled or abandoned games void the market and every open wager is refunded its stake. A game that is shortened but officially declared final is graded on its official statistics. Missing or delayed statistics: the market is paused for new wagers and grading waits for official data; it is never graded from partial or estimated numbers. First-event verification: the first scoring play is taken from the official play-by-play. If the credited player cannot be verified, grading is held as disputed and reviewed by an administrator. Official statistical corrections received before settlement are applied. After settlement the result stands unless an administrator records a documented correction in the audit log; completed transactions are never silently altered. Wagering closes when the event goes final or when the market is suspended because the outcome is decided or the data feed is unreliable. A winning wager is paid its total return at the American odds accepted when it was placed — the stake plus the calculated profit — and a losing wager loses its stake. Odds are set by the house and are simulated, not real market consensus. ODDSY Bucks are virtual and cannot be purchased, transferred, withdrawn, or redeemed for cash or prizes.