Each answer is a fight. By default, the fight is physical (first to knockout/defeat/kill the other person). However, you can specify a different kind of battle if you wish.
For each answer, each user can bet NO shares to state the belief that the first person would win the fight, and YES to state the belief that the second person would win the fight. 1 person = 1 vote (per answer), so owning more shares does not make your vote count for more.
Every week, the market will close.
If an answer has a clear majority of YES holders, that answer will resolve YES.
If an answer has a clear majority of NO holders, that answer will resolve NO.
If it's very close, and votes are still coming in, the option will remain un-resolved.
The market will then re-open for new submissions, with a new close date the next week. This continues as long as the market is worth running.
It does not matter what % the market is at, and bots holding positions are also counted.
Some guidlines:
I encourage you not to bet options to extremes (1% or 99%) before a quite clear majority has been established. Otherwise, it prevents others from betting toward that extreme, and can bias the results.
@Slackhammer is this how many people can they seduce in one night? If it's about seducing each other then it would be unclear who has won