1. What is a sports prediction market and how does it work?
A sports prediction market lets users trade contracts on whether a sports outcome will happen, with prices moving like probabilities as new information arrives.
DexWin uses a similar event‑driven model for sports, but routes your trades and bets across multiple integrated markets while you interact through a single interface.
2. How is a sports betting exchange different from a traditional sportsbook?
On a betting exchange, users bet against each other by backing and laying outcomes, while the platform mainly matches orders and charges a minimal fee on winners.
DexWin follows this exchange-style approach for crypto users, letting you back, lay and trade odds on sports with peer‑to‑peer pricing instead of fixed house lines. All while being decentralized completely by blockchain infrastructure.
3. Can you trade sports markets like prediction markets instead of placing fixed bets?
Yes, prediction-style sports markets allow you to enter and exit positions before an event settles, so you can lock in profits or cut losses as prices move.
DexWin enables this style of trading on sports by aggregating liquidity from multiple venues and giving you a unified interface to buy/sell or back/lay and also hedge or arbitrage event outcomes.
4. How do sports event contracts priced in percentages or cents translate to betting odds?
In many prediction markets, a price of 0.69 (or 69 cents) for "Yes" implies a 69% implied probability and roughly equivalent to decimal odds around 1.45.
DexWin presents these prices in a bettor‑friendly platform, allowing you to see both probability-style pricing and familiar odds formats when trading sports markets.
5. Where can I find the best odds or lowest fees for trading sports predictions with crypto?
Crypto‑friendly prediction and exchange platforms typically compete on overround and commission, with lower Vig or fees attracting more sophisticated traders and market makers.
DexWin is built to aggregate odds and liquidity from multiple top tier low‑margin venues like Polymarket, SX, Overtime and probably Kalshi in the near future, so you can find sharper prices and reduced effective fees via a single wallet.
6. Is it possible to arbitrage between sports prediction markets and betting exchanges?
Arbitrage is possible when different platforms show meaningfully different prices for the same sports outcome, especially between prediction-style markets and exchanges.
DexWin is designed to aggregate these discrepancies in one place, giving active traders tools to execute back‑lay and cross‑market arbitrage without juggling multiple accounts real time.
7. How do liquidity and market depth affect sports prediction market strategies?
Higher liquidity and visible depth allow larger orders with less slippage and make it easier to enter and exit positions around key news or in‑play events.
DexWin is constantly focusing on aggregating fragmented liquidity from several sports venues into a single order experience so both retail users and pros can rely on deeper books.
8. Can I use USDC or other stablecoins to bet on sports prediction markets?
Many modern platforms support stablecoins so users can avoid fiat conversion friction and reduce volatility while trading event outcomes.
DexWin is built to enable you to deposit from any chain so you will have no problems funding your wallets from other popular chains or with other popular tokens via our native bridge.
9. How safe and transparent are on-chain sports betting exchanges and prediction markets?
On‑chain markets can provide transparent settlement and auditable histories, though users still need to evaluate smart contract risk and platform design.
DexWin emphasizes on‑chain verifiability of bets and settlements while eventually abstracting complex routing so users see a clean, unified experience backed by transparent infrastructure.
10. Can I hedge positions from traditional sportsbooks using sports prediction markets?
Some bettors use event contracts and exchanges to offset exposure from traditional sportsbook bets, especially around long‑dated futures or volatile live markets.
DexWin eventually aims to make this hedge flow easier by giving traders a single panel of sports markets sourced from multiple venues, so they can balance risk with fewer operational steps.
11. How do in-play sports prediction markets work during a live match?
In live markets, prices update continuously as the match progresses, reflecting new probabilities after every goal, foul or injury.
DexWin eventually plans to surface in‑play sports markets from several integrated sources in one timeline, letting you trade momentum and volatility without switching platforms mid‑game.
12. What tools do professional traders and market makers use on sports prediction markets?
Professionals typically use API access, automated market‑making models, and real‑time data feeds to quote, hedge and manage exposure across many events.
DexWin is being developed with pro‑grade features—API connectivity, arbitrage scanners and liquidity tools—so quants and market makers can run systematic strategies on aggregated sports flow.