Exact Score: Any Other Score?

As of November 6, 2026, Polymarket prices “Exact Score: Any Other Score?” at 21% YES with $56K traded. No tracked wallet holds a position on this market, so there is no verdict.

Seattle has won 10 straight against Arizona and is favored by 8.5, so an exact score is unlikely. Any other score is the better bet.

What’s Happening

The "Exact Score: Any Other Score?" market, which resolves YES if a fixture finishes on a scoreline outside the listed correct-score options, stood at 25% YES / 75% NO in recent trading. The contract sits in the "other" category and draws its relevance from a busy slate of score-prediction content. On Nov 6, 2026, CBS Sports published expert picks and best bets for every Week 9 NFL game, flagging matchups with spreads of at least a touchdown — including Seahawks vs. Cardinals, Lions vs. Dolphins (+6.5) and 49ers vs. Raiders (+9.5) — as candidates for exact-score forecasting. Wide spreads raise the probability of lopsided or unusual scorelines, the precise scenario an "exact score: any other score" contract is designed to capture. [CBS Sports, Nov 6]

Scoring formats vary across prediction contests, and that variation matters for how an "exact score: any other score" outcome is framed. In BBC Sport's Nov 5, 2026 Premier League predictions feature, pundit Chris Sutton competed against Football Manager, the game, and AI, with a correct result worth 10 points and the exact score worth 40 points. The weekly win went to the collective BBC readers. The structure illustrates why exact-score calls carry outsized weight in such competitions: nailing the precise scoreline is rewarded four times more than picking the right winner, while any unlisted scoreline falls outside the named options. [BBC Sport, Nov 5]

Correct-score betting content has also extended to international fixtures. A FanDuel preview dated Jun 30, 2026 covered most likely correct-score bets for Mexico vs. Ecuador in the World Cup 2026 Round of 32, alongside a new-customer promotion offering 250/1 odds on a $1 Team USA bet to reach the Round of 16. Such previews typically list a handful of favored scorelines, leaving all other outcomes to the "any other score" bucket. With NFL Week 9 exact-score picks circulating and European football predictors running weekly, the market's resolution depends on whether the eventual scoreline matches a listed option or lands anywhere else. [FanDuel, Jun 30]

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