Near misses

Markets with real gross lock, but not enough net edge after costs.

These rows are exact matched markets that looked close to arbitrage. The raw cross-venue lock was positive, but once fees, slippage, hedge delay, and mismatch buffers were applied, the trade was no longer profitable enough to promote into the live scanner.

Near misses

0

Pairs with positive gross lock but non-positive net profit after costs.

Capital

$1,000.00

Capital assumption used to size the opportunity and compute projected PnL.

Avg gross lock

0c

Average raw lock before any fees or execution friction.

Avg net edge

0c

Average profit per contract after fees and buffers. Negative here is why these stayed out.

Near-Miss Table Guide

Gross lock

The raw theoretical arbitrage before trading costs. It answers: if the two legs both executed, how much is locked in before fees?

Fees

Modeled Polymarket plus Kalshi taker fees for the displayed size.

Buffers

Slippage, hedge delay, and contract-mismatch deductions that make the estimate more realistic.

Why excluded

The first reason from the signal engine explaining why the row did not clear the profitable scanner.

Near-miss rows

Horizontally dense rows showing exactly why an apparent lock failed after realistic execution costs.

No near misses are present in the current snapshot.