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Iraq vs. Norway

Iraq vs. Norway

Resolves Jun 16, 2026·$4.3M 24h vol·sports
$4.7M total volume·Open for 70 days

Norway

80%+2.0%
OutcomeYesNo
Norway
Draw (Iraq vs. Norway)
Iraq

Order Book

Norway

PriceSharesTotal
89.0¢12.2k$10.9k
88.0¢15.5k$13.6k
87.0¢31.5k$27.4k
86.0¢91.8k$78.9k
85.0¢388.4k$330.1k
84.0¢501.8k$421.5k
83.0¢141.6k$117.5k
82.0¢146.4k$120.0k
81.0¢1.8M$1.4M
80.0¢1.7M$1.4M
20.0¢last trade
1.0¢ spread
79.0¢1.3M$1.0M
78.0¢1.5M$1.1M
77.0¢544.7k$419.4k
76.0¢43.1k$32.8k
75.0¢47.4k$35.5k
74.0¢4.4k$3.3k
73.0¢3.2k$2.4k
70.0¢2.7k$1.9k
69.0¢346$239
68.0¢500$340
$2.7M bids$3.9M asks

Resolution Criteria

This event is for the upcoming FIFA World Cup game, scheduled for Tuesday, June 16, 2026 between Iraq and Norway.

Norway are the heaviest-backed outcome in Polymarket trading for the FIFA World Cup Group Stage match against Iraq on Tuesday, 16 June 2026, with market volume heavily concentrated on a Norwegian victory. A draw and an Iraqi win represent a small minority of traded volume. The market resolves on the official full-time result of the fixture.

Top odds: 80%$4.7M volume3 outcomes

Market structure

Three outcomes are available: Norway win, Draw, and Iraq win. Volume is heavily concentrated on a Norwegian victory, with the draw and Iraq win outcomes commanding a small combined share. Resolution is based on the official FIFA-confirmed full-time result of the match. The deadline is 16 June 2026 at 22:00 UTC, aligned with the scheduled kick-off and standard match duration.

Background

Iraq and Norway meet at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the first edition of the expanded 48-team tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Norway qualified for their first World Cup since France 1998, ending a lengthy absence from the tournament. Their return has been driven by a golden generation including Erling Haaland, one of the most prolific strikers in world football. Iraq, meanwhile, qualified from the AFC region and are appearing at only their second-ever World Cup. The match represents a significant contrast in recent international pedigree, with Norway competing regularly at the top of European qualification and Iraq operating within the more varied competitive landscape of Asian football.

Key factors

Norway's squad depth and the presence of elite club footballers across European leagues gives them structural advantages in fitness, tactical cohesion, and individual quality. Iraq's qualification route through the AFC was competitive but involved different calibre opposition, and acclimatisation to the tournament environment at this level could be a factor. The venue and pitch conditions will be determined by the host nation city allocation, which could influence a Nordic side more accustomed to cooler climates. Iraq's ability to defend compactly and exploit set-piece or counter-attacking situations could shift the result, as can fatigue, yellow-card accumulations, and managerial selection decisions confirmed closer to kick-off. Any injury to key Norwegian players — particularly in attack — before or during the match would represent a material contingency for resolution.

FAQ

How is the Iraq vs. Norway World Cup match market resolved?

The market resolves on the official FIFA-confirmed full-time result of the match. Only the 90-minute result counts — extra time and penalty shootouts are not included, as this is a group stage fixture with no knockout extension.

When does the Iraq vs. Norway World Cup market resolve?

The market is scheduled to resolve on 16 June 2026, with a resolution deadline of 22:00 UTC. Resolution occurs once the full-time result of the match is officially confirmed by FIFA.

What happens if the Iraq vs. Norway match is postponed or cancelled?

If the match is postponed beyond the resolution deadline or cancelled, the market would typically be declared void and positions refunded. The specific fallback depends on the platform's rules for unresolved events.

What does the market currently show for Iraq vs. Norway?

Norway are by far the heaviest-backed outcome, commanding the large majority of traded volume. A draw is the second-most backed result, while an Iraqi win represents the smallest share of the market.

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Norway

80%