The South Africa vs. Canada match is scheduled for June 28, 2026, at 15:00. Before the game, the market is noticeably leaning in favor of the Canadian team: Canada has a 56% chance of winning, while the South African team’s chances are estimated at 16%, and a draw stands at 27%. If you convert these probabilities into the standard decimal odds format, you get about 1.79 for Canada, 3.70 for a draw, and 6.25 for South Africa.
Main Figures Before the Start
As of June 27, 2026, 01:01:23, the total market volume is $91,170. Trading for the event is expected to close on June 29 at 03:00. There are three markets open for the match, corresponding to the three main outcomes: Canada win, South Africa win, and draw.
| Outcome | Probability (%) | “Yes” Price (cents) | “No” Price (cents) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | 56 | 57 | 44 |
| Draw | 27 | 27 | 74 |
| South Africa | 16 | 17 | 84 |
How Market Expectations Have Changed
The current picture shows that Canada remains the clear favorite. Over the past 24 hours, its estimate has dropped by 1.75%. The probability of a draw has not changed and remains at 27%. The estimate for a South Africa win has fallen the most—by 20%.
The percentages do not reflect fixed odds, but rather the approximate opinion of the market, shaped by current trades. If the “Yes” price is 57 cents, it means that participants estimate the corresponding outcome at about 57%.
Final Event Overview
Canada remains the market favorite ahead of the match, with a 56% probability of winning. There are about two days left before the match, and the total trading volume has reached $91,170. Over the day, the figure increased by about 91,190 points.
Market Settlement Rules
The market refers to the outcome of the match between South Africa and Canada in regular time: the first 90 minutes of play plus added time are counted. If the match is postponed, the market will remain open until the match is completed. If the game is completely canceled and no new date is set, the markets for team wins will be settled as “No,” and the draw option as “Yes.”
The basis for determining the result is the official statistics of the event, as recognized by the organizers or the tournament’s governing body. If final data does not appear within two hours after the end of the match, agreed information from reliable reports may be used.
How to Read “Yes” and “No” Prices
Buying the “Yes” option means betting that the selected outcome will occur. The “No” option is used if the participant believes the event will not happen. If the outcome is correct, the “Yes” share is settled at 1 point; if incorrect, at 0 points.
You can close your position before trading ends on June 29, 2026. The final sale price depends on the market at the time of the transaction and may be either higher or lower than the entry price.
