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Give customers a reason to buy. Bring your own offer, or let Hedshi suggest one.
Illustrative prices and fees. Cheaper contracts generally mean the market sees a payout as less likely. Your plan checks live prices and availability.
Falcons win. Pizza is on you.
You promise a free slice to the first 100 customers. Each slice costs you $2.
Without a hedge
If Atlanta wins, you pay the $200 pizza bill yourself. If they lose, no free pizza is owed.
Spend $50 to bring a possible $200 pizza bill down to $50.
Spend $50 on 200 contracts.
This is the money you pay upfront, including sample fees.
Atlanta wins
The contracts pay $200 toward the pizza bill. Your only remaining cost is the $50 spent on contracts.
Atlanta loses
No free pizza to hand out. You only pay the $50 you spent on contracts.
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