Limited evidence means a probability exists in the frozen snapshot but the market type has not been evaluated to the same standard. Double chance inherits the match-result evidence, including the known tendency to under-predict draws. Ticking a group widens the search; it does not make these estimates validated.

Champions League: only YES on the match result is used under either policy; its match-result NO positions, totals, both-teams-to-score, margins and team goals are shown on match pages but never built.

Model coverage (can Got%OnIt estimate it), Build eligibility (does the policy and the live market allow it) and calibration evidence (how well has it been checked) are three different questions. A market can be model-supported and still excluded today; it can be eligible and still have limited calibration evidence.

Whatever the policy, a position also needs a fresh two-sided Kalshi quote with a resting ask on its side, a match that has not kicked off, and a probability at or above your minimum per selection. Each match page lists every contract’s YES and NO side with its own reason.