When does the card post?
Every morning. If nothing is good enough, we pass.

FAQ
Every morning. If nothing is good enough, we pass.
A yes-or-no contract on a player’s stat. Kalshi shows a price in cents, which reflects how likely the market thinks Yes is. It settles Yes or No when the stat is official. The price we post is the price we liked when the card went up.
No. We post the play. You decide what to do with it, on your own account, where that is legal for you. Foundry members can use TOP Bot, which runs on their own bot and places trades on their own Kalshi account with their own API key, at limits they set. TOP never holds the key and never places bets for anyone.
TOP Bot is a perk for Foundry members. It is a template you install on your own bot. It pulls the day’s TOP picks from the Foundry data feed and places them on your own Kalshi account, using your own Kalshi API key, at limits you set. It can also build custom combos if you turn that on. Nothing is preset.
The free pick is a full play, player and line, posted with the card. It grades with the rest of the day and stays on the record.
Every leg has to hit. One miss and the combo loses. We also grade each leg on its own.
Every Kalshi market is a yes-or-no question. Buy YES wins if the thing happens. Buy NO wins if it does not. Each leg on the card says which side to buy. On a NO leg, make sure the Kalshi ticket shows NO before you buy.
It is Kalshi’s combo price in cents when the card posted. A lower price means the market thinks it is less likely that every leg hits. Prices move, so treat it as a snapshot, not a promise.
A long-shot combo, up to 12 legs. Every leg has to hit, so it rarely hits. See how combos and lottos work in the combos guide.
The game has started. The card stays up until it is graded. Live prices and results on the site refresh about every 90 seconds.
Kalshi settles the market under its own rules, and we grade it the way Kalshi settles it. If a market is voided, that leg is not counted as a win or a loss.
Signed out, you see the games on the card, the lottos, the free pick when it posts, and the full record. Members also see the one play’s player and line, plus the other plays and combos. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
Check your local law. A prediction-market contract is not open in every state, and we do not say that it is.