Strategy Guide

Logic Implication

Relative value · Multi-market · Medium risk

What does it do?

Trade deterministic logical relationships between events. 'Winning the championship' necessarily means 'reaching the final'; if the market prices championship above reaching the final, the logic is inverted.

Why might it work?

When A necessarily implies B, P(A) should never exceed P(B). Markets sometimes fail to reflect this constraint promptly.

Simplified example

Reach final YES24¢

Win title NO72¢

Combo cost96¢

Guaranteewinning the title implies reaching the final

Strategy structure

LogicA ⇒ B

Tradebuy B YES + buy A NO

TriggerP(B) + 1 − P(A) + costs < $1

Fitspolicy, macro, tournament brackets

Main risks

Rule riskSemantic riskExecution risk

Similar titles don't prove strict implication. Verify tournament scope, cutoff times, official resolution clauses and edge cases line by line.

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Model opinions, historical returns and community scores are no guarantee of results. Before trading, consider fees, liquidity, resolution rules, jurisdiction and your own risk tolerance.