Premier League: Will Liverpool vs Manchester City have 4 or more total goals on October 11?

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Resolved: No
Results Sep 29The rule says the market is YES if Tyson Bagent is listed as the Bears' starting quarterback on the game's official box score or gamebook, or if he was the player who took the Bears' first offensive snap. Postgame reports show Case Keenum was listed as Chicago's starter and he took the team's first offensive snaps, including the opening-drive touchdown, while Tyson Bagent did not play. Because Bagent was neither listed as the starter nor the player who took the first snap, the market resolves to no.
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The crowd was 80% sure, and they nailed it.
Why: Multiple independent postgame sources show Case Keenum was the Bears' quarterback to start and that Tyson Bagent did not. The Philadelphia Eagles' game recap states Case Keenum “shined … in place of the injured Caleb Williams and recovering Tyson Bagent,” CBS Sports' box score/play-by-play credits Keenum with the Bears' opening-drive touchdown (i.e., he took the first offensive snaps), and Yahoo's recap explicitly notes that Bagent did not play Monday night. Those accounts establish that Bagent was not listed as the game's starting QB nor the player who took the Bears' first offensive snap, so the answer is NO.
Source: philadelphiaeagles.comSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledThey announced keenum starting since the other guy didn’t pass protocol til yesterday
Given the current QB situation in Chicago, I expect Tyson Bagent to start against the Eagles. The team seems committed to giving him a chance this week.

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