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Explainer · live examples updated November 8, 2026, twice a day
Mention markets ask whether a speaker will say particular words during a specific event — a press conference, a speech, an earnings call. Each word or phrase is its own yes/no market.
They resolve on what was actually said during the event window, so the exact wording and the source used to check it matter more than in most markets.
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Rules excerpt from Polymarket: “An interview of Donald Trump by Ross Douthat on "60 Minutes" is scheduled to air on November 8, 2026, at 7 PM ET. You can read more about that here: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/trump-said-to-expect-firings-hours-later-he-announced-susie-wiles-departure/ This market will resolve to "Yes" if Donald Trump says the listed term during this interview, as shown in the extended interview video posted on the official 60 …”
The rules text on each market is what decides the outcome. Our market pages summarise it under “How this market resolves”, and how Polymarket resolves markets explains proposals, disputes and payout times.
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Each listed word resolves Yes if the named speaker says it during the event and in the form defined by the rules, as checked against the source the rules name.
Only as the rules allow — some count plurals and possessives, others require the exact word.
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