Will the Ross Fire in Palo Pinto and Jack counties be at least 50% contained?

🤖 Context

YES if, no later than September 5, 2026, an official incident status update from a primary incident authority (Texas A&M Forest Service incident page, InciWeb if used for the incident, or an official Palo Pinto County or Jack County emergency-management press release or webpost) reports the Ross Fire containment as 50% or greater, or explicitly states the fire is "contained" or "controlled" (treated as ≥50%). If the Ross Fire is merged into another incident record so that no separate on‑the‑record containment value is published for the Ross Fire by that deadline, the market resolves NO. If multiple authoritative sources publish differing containment values, any authoritative on‑record report showing ≥50% qualifies as YES.

How this market resolves

Predictions close on Sep 5, 2026, and the market is expected to resolve on Sep 6, 2026. The outcome will be settled against foxweather.com. For now, the crowd puts YES at 69%, based on 0 predictions.

Key facts

Crowd probability

69%

Predictions made

0

Credits staked

0

Comments

1

Opened

Aug 27, 2026

Closes

Sep 5, 2026

Expected resolution

Sep 6, 2026

Resolution source

foxweather.com

Frequently asked questions

When does this market resolve?

Predictions close on Sep 5, 2026, and it's expected to resolve on Sep 6, 2026.

What are the current odds?

The crowd currently gives YES about 69% and NO 31%, based on 0 predictions and 0 💎 staked.

How is this market settled?

It's settled against foxweather.com once the outcome is known.

Is “Will the Ross Fire in Palo Pinto and Jack counties be at least 50% contained?” real-money betting?

No. “Will the Ross Fire in Palo Pinto and Jack counties be at least 50% contained?” is a free-to-play prediction market on Clutch: you predict with in-app credits, never real money, and can win points redeemable for real-world rewards.