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Polls
In one line: Predictions on a game, like who wins a quarter or whether a player reaches a stat line. Votes show the split.
Worked example
A poll asks who wins the first quarter. Of 200 votes, 120 pick the home team and 80 pick the away team. That is a split of 60% home and 40% away, since 120 / 200 = 60% and 80 / 200 = 40%.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
What a poll asks
A poll is a prediction about a game. It asks one question, such as who wins a quarter, or whether a player reaches a stat line.
Members vote for the answer they expect. The votes show the split between the answers.
Reading the split
The split is each answer's share of the votes. It shows how the room leans, so you can compare your own view with it.
What a poll is not
A poll is not a bet and not a price. Antic does not place bets, and a poll's split is not odds.
A poll tells you what the room thinks, not what will happen.