election · degraded
Calibrated p
58.6%
Market 58.5%
Edge vs market
Confidence
40%
Kelly fraction
0.2%
Raw blend
58.6%
Signals
2
Every input that fed the blend, sorted by confidence weight.
llm_ensemble
7884ms4-model ensemble (or:deepseek-v4-flash,or:deepseek-chat-v3.1,or:qwen3-235b-a22b,or:claude-sonnet-4); trimmed-mean 58.7%, σ=0.004.
market_prior
0msMarket quotes YES at 58.5% on $1300k 24h volume, 0.6 days to close.
quant_election
0msElection quant module pending poll-aggregator backfill — abstaining.
Frontier models forecast independently, then critique each other.
or:deepseek-v4-flash
59%
1. BASE RATE: Brazil is a strong football nation, historically winning the World Cup 5 times (most of any country). In recent tournaments, they reached quarterfinals in 2022 and semifinals in 2014. A reasonable base rate for Brazil winning any given World Cup is around 10-15%, but this question is about a specific match on 2026-06-13, likely a group stage or early knockout game. Historical win rate for Brazil in World Cup matches is roughly 65-70%. 2. EVIDENCE: No external context is provided. The market price of 58.5% reflects current information. The close is imminent (0.6 days), so the market is efficient and incorporates all available data. 3. ADJUSTMENT: The market price of 58.5% is already a strong signal. Without specific evidence (e.g., opponent, injuries, form), there is no reason to deviate significantly. The base rate for Brazil winning a match is slightly higher, but the market already accounts for this. I will stay very close to the market price. PROBABILITY: 0.59
or:deepseek-chat-v3.1
59%
1. BASE RATE: Presidential elections in Brazil are typically competitive, with incumbents having a modest advantage. Historical re-election rate is roughly 50-60%. 2. EVIDENCE: No external context is provided. The market price of 58.5% is the only signal, and it is very recent (0.6 days to close). 3. ADJUSTMENT: With no contradictory evidence, the market price is a strong anchor. No adjustment is justified. PROBABILITY: 0.59
or:claude-sonnet-4
59%
1. BASE RATE: The question asks if "Brazil will win on 2026-06-13" in the election domain. This likely refers to Brazil's 2026 presidential election. Historically, incumbent parties/candidates have mixed success rates in Brazilian presidential elections, but without knowing the specific matchup, a reasonable base rate for any major candidate would be around 40-60%. 2. EVIDENCE: There is no external context provided, so I cannot assess current polling, candidate strength, economic conditions, or other relevant factors that would typically drive election predictions. The date (June 13, 2026) appears to be the election date itself, and we're very close to market close (0.6 days), suggesting this is near the actual event. 3. ADJUSTMENT: The market currently prices this at 58.5%. With no additional information to contradict the market consensus and given that prediction markets tend to be well-calibrated especially close to resolution, I should stay very close to the current market price. The market has incorporated all available public information that I lack access to. PROBABILITY: 0.59
or:qwen3-235b-a22b
58%
PROBABILITY: 0.58