Super Bowl LX
Polymarket and Kalshi moneyline data analysis for Super Bowl LX: Seattle vs New England (Feb 8, 2026).
Data was sourced directly from each platform's respective endpoints.
Methodology
Overview
Kalshi fee revenue is computed from actual trade executions retrieved via the Dome API. Each trade record includes the number of contracts, execution price, and taker side.
Fee Formula
Each trade contributes fee revenue from both sides:
Taker Fee = 0.07 × contracts × P × (1 − P)
Maker Fee = 0.0175 × contracts × P × (1 − P)
where P is the trade's yes-side execution price. Kalshi charges a 7% taker fee and a 1.75% maker fee on each trade. Fees are aggregated into 1-minute buckets.
Scope & Limitations
- Both taker fees (7%) and maker fees (1.75%) are computed for each trade.
- The fee formula uses raw (un-ceiled) values rather than applying the per-contract ceiling, which slightly understates actual per-contract fees but is more accurate in aggregate.
- Only the two Super Bowl moneyline markets (Seattle, New England) are included. Prop bets, player markets, and other related Kalshi contracts are not captured.
- Trade data covers the game-day window (Feb 8 22:00 UTC through Feb 9 04:00 UTC).
Total Revenue
$1,502,711.14
Total Contracts
120,213,157
Taker Fees
$1,202,168.91
Maker Fees
$300,542.23
Total Volume
$51,496,120.96
Avg Fee / Min
$4,681.34
Median Fee / Min
$4,477.79
Peak Fee / Min
$18,302.98
at 22:12 UTC
Lowest Fee / Min
$42.95
at 03:21 UTC
Cumulative Kalshi Fee Revenue
Time (UTC)
Kalshi Fees per Minute
Time (UTC)
Cumulative Contracts Traded
Time (UTC)
Cumulative Taker vs Maker Fees
Time (UTC)
Taker vs Maker Fees per Minute
Time (UTC)