Jake Rodgers gets a fresh athletic-profile upgrade: Christian Rodgers is already priced as a monster in the physical markets, and Jake is the bigger brother. That does not make him a favorite, but it raises his upset case in Dodgeball, Combine, Spikeball, and Overall.

Alan, Ricky, and Aaron are on the same-morning Savannah convoy. The model is pricing in three classic road-trip risks: alarm clocks, gas-station time loss, and someone saying “I’m fine” while very much not fine. Small haircut only, not a full downgrade.

Jason Childre moves up 5% in Wiffle HR.

Zero-trade markets now show the refreshed opening board. Once trading starts, order flow moves the prices.

Kyle moves to 14% with a lighter history anchor. Cory stays close at 14% from the strongest live event board outside Kyle.

Cory opens at 14% from the best Hole Sports family history, but the board stays flatter because these games are noisy.

ALAN, BRKS, TYLR, CRUMN, KYLE form the main chase group, with KYLE held lower inside that group.

Christian leads at only 7% because Dodgeball has big teams and almost no individual can separate from the field.

RODGERS, KYLE, CORY, BRET, BRKS, TYLR, ALAN, CRUMN, JAKE get small bumps, while everyone else stays close to baseline.

Liza moves to 0% after scouting is blended with 2025 Pickleball gold.

KYLE, CORY, JAKE, BRKS, TYLR, JWOOD form the main chase group behind LIZA.

Players without a specific pickleball read stay near the field baseline unless MWD history gives them a separate event signal.

Prior title matters, but assumed-out status zeroes the current market price.

Kyle opens at 14% after scouting is blended with 2023 Spikeball gold and random-partner variance.

KYLE, ALAN, BRKS, CORY, TYLR, CRUMN are the live favorite group after the assumed-out zero.

Kyle leads at 20% from the 2024 Race gold and 2025 Combine gold. Cory is next at 14% after a 2025 silver and the strongest cross-board challenger profile.

BRET, BRKS, BASS, CRUMN, ASEW, TYLR, ALAN form the main chase group after the two clear favorites.

Two titles and 85 career points keep Kyle at the top of the Overall board.

2024 Cornhole gold plus 2025 Hole Sports gold make Cory the only clear favorite, even in a random market.

Cory opens at 20% because the board is history-led, but the current best-player read moves him above the resume-only favorite.

Bret sits at 19% because 2023 and 2025 golds are the strongest pure history signal.

Random rotating partners, forced sit-outs, and partner-pick tiebreakers reduce dominance even for the best players.

Research price shows 10% because mixed, unclear, and unlisted drinks settle here.

Every winner market settles to the official event winner. Tiebreakers live on the rules page.