Aired 2 September 2026 · written 1 September, when Grand Theft Auto VI was 74%
The board on 1 September 2026, the day the script was written. A price is the market’s odds of that outcome.
| Grand Theft Auto VI | 74% | |
| Resident Evil Requiem | 10% | |
| Control Resonant | 5% | |
| Phantom Blade Zero | 2% | |
| Crimson Desert | 2% | |
| Marvel's Wolverine | 2% | |
| Pragmata | 0% | |
| The Duskbloods | 0% |
This bet is basically "does Rockstar hit its date," not "is the game good." GTA 6's November 19, 2026 release lands exactly one day before TGA's usual eligibility cutoff (Nov 20, the third Friday of November) — a photo-finish that spawned the market. The comedy hook: GTA 6 already won Most Anticipated Game at TGA in both 2024 and 2025 thanks to repeated delays, and fans joke the streak continues if it slips again.
The structural absurdity is that nominations drop mid-November — potentially before the game even ships — though traders counter that reviewers get early access, keeping it eligible.
The 73% Yes case: the August Extended Look pushed its win probability from 60% to 75%, and Rockstar's pedigree fits the pattern where critical consensus is the most reliable GOTY predictor — every winner since 2014 scored at least 85 on Metacritic. The No case: a third delay after 2025 and May 2026 already evaporated, or jurors judging a 500-hour game in three weeks. Notably, UK books have it cheaper at 4/6 (~60%) with Resident Evil Requiem at 3/1 — Kalshi's 12% on Requiem is half London's price.


Daily price. The dotted line is the day the episode was written — the odds Sal and Eddie were looking at. The solid line is the day it aired.
Biggest move since: Resident Evil Requiem, up from 10% on the day the episode was written to 15% today.