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Were the Markets Right?

Track market-implied probabilities for release timing, delays, pricing, trailers and other GTA VI events.

OFFICIAL ROCKSTAR INFORMATION

Announced release: 2026-11-19

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are listed in GTALedger’s sourced release guide. Prediction-market prices do not change these official facts.

Release guide & evidence ↗

Check Rockstar’s current announcement ↗

MARKET EXPECTATIONS

Each contract has its own rules

These markets use different questions or deadlines, so their prices are shown individually. A combined range appears only when two platforms offer the same reviewed contract.

Pricing reflects trading, not guarantees. Differences can arise from liquidity, fees, participants and rules. GTALedger does not treat a simple average as a better forecast.

0 approved resolved markets

0 have a usable observation 24–26 hours before their known resolution time, counting each reviewed equivalence group once.

GTALedger only evaluates forecasts recorded before resolution. A final 0% or 100% price is not a useful forecasting score.

No accuracy score is published until at least 20 resolved markets have comparable observations 24 hours before their known resolution time. Overlapping questions are not independent evidence. The Brier score is the mean squared error of those probabilities against binary outcomes; lower is better. This descriptive sample is not proof of future forecasting skill.

Reading prediction-market data

Are these official GTA VI odds?

No. Only Rockstar can confirm its announcements. Market pricing represents participant expectations under specific contract rules.

Does “release before December” mean “no delay”?

Not necessarily. Dates, announcement requirements and resolution criteria differ. GTALedger does not invert one question into another.

Why are some movements unavailable?

24-hour, 7-day and 30-day changes need real observations near those earlier times. New markets, missing history and stale data show no calculated change.