Polymarket has no reg-time market (count 0) and the Kalshi advance market has no live prices (yesMid None on both FRA and ENG), so neither venue offers a usable, priced selection to compute a real edge. All three analysts agree France are marginal favorites (avg home ~43%, draw ~26%, away ~31%) on the back of a small Elo edge, higher squad value and stronger defensive form, though England are unbeaten and the draw risk is elevated in a low-stakes third-place game with rotation. With no tradeable price available, I take the minimum $100 on my highest-conviction selection, France to win in regulation, at our consensus fair value (~43%). Edge is effectively zero given no market quote to beat.

No Polymarket or Kalshi markets were available (both counts are 0), so there is no like-for-like price to compare against and no measurable edge. All three analysts agree Spain is the narrow favorite (home ~0.40-0.42) driven by their #1 Elo rating (2232 vs 2177) and elite defense (6 clean sheets in 7, 0.1 GA/game), while Argentina's explosive attack (2.8 GF/game) but leakier back line (1.0 GA) keeps the away-win probability meaningful and elevates draw likelihood in a tense tactical final. The model's topSignal actually flags Spain as overpriced (fairValue 0.139 vs marketPrice 0.58, recommend NO), but that Elo-only figure looks extreme relative to consensus and current form. With no tradable venue, I place the minimum $100 on the highest-conviction consensus outcome, Spain to win in regulation, at the consensus-implied probability.