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predict.fun MLB (games & props) Data

Every predict.fun “MLB (games & props)” contract of the day — every trade print and the complete Level-2 book, captured co-located with nanosecond venue and receive timestamps. 5 trading days as day bundles, €1 per day, bought as a guest with instant download.

Trading days
5
Coverage
October 2026 – present
Archive size
5.86 MB
Price per day
€1
Activity & identifier

MLB (games & props) on predict.fun — activity

Trades and USD turnover summed over every contract of the series across 5 captured days to 2026-10-13, from the recorded tick data — the per-day averages divide by the captured days. Buy share, quoted spread (in contract price cents, 0..1 = 100 ¢), best-bid/ask depth and Level-2 update counts are turnover-weighted over the same window.

Slug prefix
mlb-
Avg trades / day
488
Avg turnover / day
$58.9K
Captured days
5
Trades (30d)
2,441
Turnover (30d)
$294.5K
Contracts traded / day
3
Buy share
51 %
Avg spread
1.06 ¢
Top-1 depth
$45.3K
L2 updates / day
65.7K
Since 2026-10-09
2.4K trades · $294.5K
Record day
$204.6K · 2026-10-12
Files on latest day
10
What's in a bundle

One purchase, the whole series for a day

A series-day bundle contains every MLB (games & props) contract that was listed on predict.fun on that UTC day — traded or not — 10 contract files on the latest covered day. Each file carries the full raw feed: every trade print with price, size and side, plus Level-2 order-book updates, in the same zstd-compressed schema as our crypto venues. Event contracts quote 0..1; turnover is USD-normalized.

Coverage runs October 2026 – present — 5 trading days, 5.86 MB compressed in total. A day typically holds 8 contract files (up to 10 on the busiest day, 2.20 MB). Pick individual days in the shop calendar for €1 each; delivery is an instant per-file download or one archive for the whole day.

Month by month

MLB (games & props) — development since capture

2,441 trades and $294.5K of USD turnover over 5 captured days since 2026-10-09 — record day 2026-10-12 with $204.6K, biggest single contract mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_3064685 (2026-10-12, $149.2K).

MonthDaysTradesTurnover (USD)Avg / dayContracts tradedL2 updatesvs previous month
Oct 2026 (month to date)52,441$294.5K$58.9K14328.6K—

predict.fun MLB (games & props) — trades and USD turnover summed per calendar month (UTC) over every contract, from our own daily statistics of the recorded tick data. Days = captured UTC days; a partial month shows no month-over-month change. Contracts traded and L2 (order-book) updates exist for days captured with the extended statistics.

When it trades

MLB (games & props) — activity by weekday

Mondays carry the most turnover, about $204.6K per day.

Weekday (UTC)Avg turnover / dayUSDAvg tradesDays
Monday$204.6K1.6K1
Tuesday$86.5K8081
Wednesday——0
Thursday——0
Friday$2.0K511
Saturday$1.5K151
Sunday$001

predict.fun MLB (games & props) — average USD turnover and trades per weekday over the captured days of the last 30, from our own daily statistics; weekdays without a captured day show —.

Daily statistics

MLB (games & props) — last 5 days in the archive

Files, size, contracts traded, trades, USD turnover, buy share, quoted spread, top-of-book depth and order-book updates per UTC day, from the recorded tick data.

UTC dayFilesSizeTradedTradesTurnoverBuy shareAvg spreadTop-1 depthL2 updatesNotes
2026-10-13101.43 MB4808$86.5K55 %1.06 ¢$9.4K92.8KBuy day →
2026-10-1292.20 MB51,567$204.6K49 %1.06 ¢$60.7K156.3KBuy day →
2026-10-11101.12 MB00$0———36.1KBuy day →
2026-10-105604 KB115$1.5K42 %1.00 ¢$63.4K16.7KBuy day →
2026-10-094532 KB451$2.0K77 %1.47 ¢$373.7126.7KBuy day →

Traded = contracts with at least one trade that day. Buy share = taker-buy side of USD turnover. Avg spread = quoted bid-ask spread in contract price cents (0..1 = 100 ¢), weighted by turnover across the day’s contracts. Top-1 depth = mean of the best bid and best ask notional in USD, weighted by turnover. L2 updates = order-book level updates recorded across all contracts of the day. Days captured before the extended statistics show —.

Contracts

Most traded MLB (games & props) contracts by day

The ten contracts with the most USD turnover per UTC day — open, high, low, close, VWAP and the outcome implied by the last print; the six previous days fold out below.

The 4 most traded MLB (games & props) contracts on 2026-10-13 — 1 closed Yes (≥ 0.97), 1 closed No (≤ 0.03), 2 still open at the last print: 808 trades, $86.5K USD turnover. The busiest contract was mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-12_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_3190123 with $75.5K turnover.

ContractOpenHighLowCloseVWAPImplied outcomeTradesTurnoverBuy share
mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-12_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_31901230.3900.9900.1300.9900.571Yes530$75.5K61 %buy file →
mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-13_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_31905310.4000.4500.3800.4400.440open183$5.9K23 %buy file →
mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_30646850.1700.1400.0100.0100.085No92$5.0K8 %buy file →
mlb-tb-cle-2026-10-15_tampa-bay-rays-vs-cleveland-guardi_31903290.4800.4800.4700.4800.470open3$21.07100 %buy file →

Prices quote 0..1 (probability of Yes). Open/high/low/close/VWAP are that UTC day’s trade prints per contract; the implied outcome reads the last print — ≥ 0.97 as Yes, ≤ 0.03 as No, anything between as still open — venues publish the official result. Buy share = taker-buy side of turnover.

2026-10-12 — 5 contracts, 1,567 trades, $204.6K turnover

The 5 most traded MLB (games & props) contracts on 2026-10-12 — 0 closed Yes (≥ 0.97), 1 closed No (≤ 0.03), 4 still open at the last print: 1,567 trades, $204.6K USD turnover. The busiest contract was mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_3064685 with $149.2K turnover.

ContractOpenHighLowCloseVWAPImplied outcomeTradesTurnoverBuy share
mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_30646850.5400.7000.1700.1700.466open757$149.2K51 %buy file →
mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-11_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_30646770.5000.7400.0100.0100.345No647$47.2K51 %buy file →
mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-12_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_31901230.4000.4100.3900.3900.396open161$8.1K3 %buy file →
mlb-tb-cle-2026-10-15_tampa-bay-rays-vs-cleveland-guardi_31903290.4800.4800.4800.4800.480open1$5100 %buy file →
mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-13_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_31905310.4000.4000.4000.4000.400open1$0.670 %buy file →
2026-10-10 — 1 contract, 15 trades, $1.5K turnover

The 1 most traded MLB (games & props) contracts on 2026-10-10 — 0 closed Yes (≥ 0.97), 0 closed No (≤ 0.03), 1 still open at the last print: 15 trades, $1.5K USD turnover. The busiest contract was mlb-cws-cle-2026-10-10_chicago-white-sox-vs-cleveland-gu_2919151 with $1.5K turnover.

ContractOpenHighLowCloseVWAPImplied outcomeTradesTurnoverBuy share
mlb-cws-cle-2026-10-10_chicago-white-sox-vs-cleveland-gu_29191510.4500.4500.4400.4400.444open15$1.5K42 %buy file →
2026-10-09 — 4 contracts, 51 trades, $2.0K turnover

The 4 most traded MLB (games & props) contracts on 2026-10-09 — 0 closed Yes (≥ 0.97), 1 closed No (≤ 0.03), 3 still open at the last print: 51 trades, $2.0K USD turnover. The busiest contract was mlb-cws-cle-2026-10-10_chicago-white-sox-vs-cleveland-gu_2919151 with $1.9K turnover.

ContractOpenHighLowCloseVWAPImplied outcomeTradesTurnoverBuy share
mlb-cws-cle-2026-10-10_chicago-white-sox-vs-cleveland-gu_29191510.4500.4630.4400.4500.458open41$1.9K76 %buy file →
mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-11_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_30646770.4900.5100.4900.5000.493open8$78.5387 %buy file →
mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_30646850.5400.5400.5400.5400.540open1$1100 %buy file →
mlb-world-series-champion-2026_chicago-white-sox_173720.0260.0260.0260.0260.026No1$0.030 %buy file →
Contract anatomy

How a MLB (games & props) contract trades

Trading window
2.6 days
Tick size
0.01
Contracts measured
4
Quoted in
USDT

On predict.fun, a MLB (games & props) contract trades for about 2.6 days from open to close, and quotes in 1 ¢ price steps (0..1). Measured on the 4 contracts captured on 2026-10-13.

Why CryptoStruct

Why buy predict.fun MLB (games & props) data here

Four things every page on this site is built on — and the reason the numbers above exist at all.

We record everything

The complete public feed of each venue as it was published: every Level-2 snapshot and update at the venue's full book depth, every trade with its aggressor side, every quote, funding, mark-price and liquidation event — for every instrument the venue lists, every UTC day since we added the venue. Nothing sampled, no top-N cut, no on-demand capture.

Institutional grade

Captured co-located at the venue with the exchange timestamp and our receive timestamp in integer nanoseconds, an event-id chain that makes any gap visible, and one normalized schema across 35+ venues — the same capture our own high-frequency trading engine and enterprise feeds run on.

€1 per instrument-day

Any instrument-day is €1, series-day bundles start at €1 — no subscription, no minimum order, no tiers to unlock. Credit packs lower the effective price and never expire, and every venue has free full-day samples to test against first.

Self-service for everyone

Pick the days in the Data Shop, pay by card as a guest and download immediately — no sales call, no enterprise contract, no KYC. Coding agents buy the same files through the MCP server, and the free Agent Skill teaches them the format.

Agents: /llms.txt · MCP server /mcp · every page as markdown via Accept: text/markdown

FAQ

predict.fun MLB (games & props) data — FAQ

What predict.fun MLB (games & props) data can I download?

Tick-by-tick trades and Level-2 order-book depth for every contract of the MLB (games & props) series on predict.fun (10 contract files on the latest day). One bundle = one UTC day of the whole series.

How far back does the MLB (games & props) data go?

Coverage runs October 2026 – present — 5 trading days in total.

What format are the predict.fun files in?

One zstd-compressed text file per contract per UTC day, in the same normalized schema as our crypto venues — see the market-data specification; free samples on the downloads page.

Can I get predict.fun MLB (games & props) data as CSV or Parquet?

Yes — trades export as gzipped CSV or Parquet at no extra cost, with integer microsecond UTC timestamps that load straight into pandas, polars or DuckDB. predict.fun records full order-book depth without a separate BBO stream, so book data ships in the native tick file — the free reader script converts it locally. See the formats overview.

How much does predict.fun MLB (games & props) historical data cost?

€1 per series-day bundle — every contract of the series for that day — no subscription, no minimum order; buy as a guest in the Data Shop and download immediately. Credit packs lower the effective price and never expire.

Do I need an account or a sales call?

No. Pick the MLB (games & props) series-days in the Data Shop, pay by card as a guest and download immediately — no subscription, no minimum order, no KYC, no enterprise contract, no sales call. Coding agents buy the same bundles through the MCP server.

How is the predict.fun MLB (games & props) data captured?

Co-located at the venue, message by message: every Level-2 update and every trade print carries the exchange timestamp and our receive timestamp in integer nanoseconds, an event-id chain makes any gap visible, and one normalized schema across 35+ venues means a parser written for Binance reads these files unchanged. It is the same capture our own high-frequency trading engine runs on — nothing sampled, no top-N cut.

How many MLB (games & props) contracts trade per day on predict.fun?

On average 3 MLB (games & props) contracts had at least one trade per UTC day over the last 5 captured days on predict.fun, with about 65.7K order-book level updates recorded per day. A day bundle contains every contract file of the series for that day.

How liquid are predict.fun MLB (games & props) contracts?

Over the last 5 captured days, the turnover-weighted quoted bid-ask spread was 1.06 ¢ (contracts quote 0..1 = 100 ¢), the mean best-bid/best-ask notional was about $45.3K per side, 51 % of USD turnover was taker-buy. These figures are computed from the recorded Level-2 order books and trade prints — the same data in the day bundles.

What was the most traded MLB (games & props) contract on 2026-10-13?

mlb-cle-tb-2026-10-12_cleveland-guardians-vs-tampa-bay-r_3190123 — $75.5K USD turnover over 530 trades on predict.fun. The 4 most traded contracts of the series did 808 trades and $86.5K that UTC day. Open, high, low, close and VWAP per contract are listed on this page; the tick-level data is in the day bundle.

What was the busiest MLB (games & props) trading day on predict.fun?

2026-10-12, with $204.6K of USD turnover over 1,567 trades across every MLB (games & props) contract of the day. Since our statistics began on 2026-10-09 the series has recorded 2,441 trades and $294.5K over 5 captured days; the single biggest contract was mlb-lad-mil-2026-10-12_los-angeles-dodgers-vs-milwaukee_3064685 on 2026-10-12 with $149.2K. Any of these days is a downloadable bundle.

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