Entertainment Markets 2026 — TV, Streaming, Reviews

Kalshi's Rotten Tomatoes ladders on this page have rolled from The Cat in the Hat and Godzilla Minus Zero to the next releases, Ebenezer and How to Rob a Bank. Both new ladders settle Monday, November 16, at 10am ET.

Ebenezer is the busier ladder and the one priced for a weaker score. Above 20 is 88.5%, Above 30 68.5% and Above 35 57.5%, and the rung in doubt is Above 40 at 47%. The ladder turned $112,890 on the day with $355,784 open, the largest standing position on the page, and Above 40 holds $34,921 of it.

How to Rob a Bank centers higher. Above 45 is 72%, Above 50 59.5% and Above 55 40.5%, so the market puts its score near the low to mid 50s. Above 50 drew $11,989 of the ladder's $30,652 day, with $134,449 open.

The longer books below trade thinly: the Dune: Part Three against Avengers: Doomsday head-to-head, the AI-series board and the Doomsday cast board.

Left, Ebenezer, $112,890 on the day with $355,784 open: Above 20 88.5%, Above 25 75.5%, Above 30 68.5%, Above 35 57.5% and Above 40 47%, a ladder that falls off rung by rung and crosses even near 40. Above 40 holds the most open, $34,921. Right, How to Rob a Bank, $30,652 with $134,449 open: Above 45 72%, Above 50 59.5%, Above 55 40.5%, Above 60 27.5% and Above 65 20.5%. Above 50 was its busiest rung at $11,989, and Above 60 holds the most open, $21,782.

The head-to-head sits six weeks out, on Dune: Part Three against Avengers: Doomsday, settling December 21. It prices Dune at 79% and Avengers at 24.5%, summing to more than 100%, on $119 on the day, $85 of it on Avengers.

Beside it, Ebenezer's pivot contract: Above 40 at 47%, on $2,551 on the day with $34,921 open. The rungs below it run from 57.5% at Above 35 to 88.5% at Above 20.

Two long-dated industry books. Which companies release a fully AI-generated multi-episode scripted series before 2027 puts Amazon in front at 15.5%, down from 21%, with Netflix at 10%, down from 16.5%, Disney at 4.5% and Max and Paramount+ at 4% each, on $135 on the day, $129 of it on Amazon.

Beside it, the Avengers: Doomsday cast board, which prices Hugh Jackman as Wolverine at 93%, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool at 90.5%, Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man at 90% and Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange at 88%. Reynolds was the busiest leg shown, $227 of the board's $6,024, and Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop is at 79.5%.

Ebenezer and How to Rob a Bank settle Monday, November 16, at 10am ET. Above 40 at 47% is the rung in doubt on the first; on the second it is the step from Above 50 at 59.5% to Above 55 at 40.5%.

Reviews move these ladders fast. Critic ladders can reprice sharply in a day as reviews land, and the middle rungs of both ladders are where that would show.

The Dune–Avengers head-to-head is barely trading. $119 on the day, six weeks to settlement on December 21, and a 79/24.5 split.

The AI-series board has Amazon at 15.5% and Netflix at 10% with about seven and a half weeks to run.