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by u/sofia_t·2moDiscussion

Comparing Kalshi to PredictIt for political events

For those who use both Kalshi and PredictIt, what are your thoughts on their respective strengths for political event contracts? I find Kalshi's interface cleaner and the contract definitions often clearer, but PredictIt still seems to have deeper markets for some niche political outcomes. The fee structure also plays a role. Anyone have a strong preference or use cases where one clearly outperforms the other?

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u/tara_kumar·2mo

I agree with you on Kalshi's interface and clarity. It's a much smoother experience. However, for sheer volume and variety, PredictIt still has the edge, especially for more obscure political events. Liquidity is key for me, and PredictIt often wins there.

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u/nsuwannarat·2mo

Interesting point about market depth. I've found Kalshi's 'yes/no' contract structure much easier to navigate, and the fixed fees are a plus. PredictIt's spread can sometimes eat into profits on smaller trades. For major events, Kalshi feels more robust.

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