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Sayf Episodes: Prediction Market Microstructure Data for Agent Training

5,583 settled prediction market episodes with entry-time orderbook snapshots, executed trades with CLV (Closing Line Value) labels, and settlement outcomes across Kalshi and Polymarket.

Why this dataset exists

Teams building trading agents for prediction markets need structured historical data. The two options today are PredictionMarketBench (4 episodes) and raw API scraping. Neither provides historical orderbook depth at trade time, which is permanently lost if nobody captured it in real time.

Sayf captured it. Every episode includes the bid/ask/spread/depth at entry, the closing line at settlement, and the CLV grade (how much the entry price beat or missed the close). 468 episodes include actual executed trades with per-fill CLV.

What's in each episode

episode/
  meta.json           -- event metadata, category, venue, outcome, settlement
  orderbook.parquet    -- entry-time orderbook snapshot (bid, ask, spread, depth, liquidity bucket)
  trades.parquet       -- executed trades with CLV labels (may be empty)

meta.json fields

Field Type Description
schema_version int Always 1
event_id string Kalshi ticker or Polymarket condition ID
category string Market category (moneyline, totals, spread, soccer, tennis, etc.)
venue string kalshi or polymarket
timestamp string ISO 8601 observation timestamp
outcome string yes or no
settlement_price float Final closing mid price
closing_locked bool Whether the closing line was frozen before event start
clv_method string How the closing line was captured
event_start string When the underlying event began
entry_depth_dollars float Total dollar depth at entry
liquidity_bucket string thick (>$5K), medium ($500-$5K), thin (<$500), or unknown
trade_count int Number of executed trades on this ticker
has_trades bool Whether any trades were executed

orderbook.parquet columns

Column Type Description
timestamp string Observation time
bid float Best bid at entry
ask float Best ask at entry
mid float Midpoint at entry
spread float Bid-ask spread
depth_dollars float Total dollar depth
liquidity_bucket string thick / medium / thin / unknown
yes_depth_5lvl float Dollar depth on yes side (5 levels)
no_depth_5lvl float Dollar depth on no side (5 levels)
book_imbalance float Order book imbalance ratio
closing_bid float Bid at close
closing_ask float Ask at close
closing_mid float Mid at close (settlement reference)
closing_spread float Spread at close

trades.parquet columns

Column Type Description
timestamp string Trade execution time
side string Buy or sell side
price float Execution price
size int Contract count
clv_cents float CLV in cents (entry price minus closing line)
closing_mid_price float Closing mid used for CLV
outcome string Event outcome
category string Market category
entry_bid float Bid at trade time
entry_ask float Ask at trade time
entry_spread float Spread at trade time
entry_depth_dollars float Dollar depth at trade time
liquidity_bucket string Liquidity classification
clv_exec float Execution-adjusted CLV

Dataset statistics

Metric Value
Total episodes 5,583
Episodes with trades 468
Venues Kalshi (4,903), Polymarket (680)
Categories 15 (moneyline, totals, spread, tennis, soccer, props, etc.)
Outcomes yes: 2,444 / no: 3,139
Liquidity thick: 1,883 / medium: 1,936 / thin: 1,086 / unknown: 680
Total size ~90 MB
Format Parquet + JSON
Collection period Summer 2026

Quick start

import json
import pandas as pd
from pathlib import Path

# Load one episode
episode_dir = Path("episodes/KXMLBGAME-26AUG091610LADAZ-LAD")

meta = json.loads((episode_dir / "meta.json").read_text())
orderbook = pd.read_parquet(episode_dir / "orderbook.parquet")
trades = pd.read_parquet(episode_dir / "trades.parquet")

print(f"Category: {meta['category']}, Outcome: {meta['outcome']}")
print(f"Entry: bid={orderbook['bid'].iloc[0]:.3f}, ask={orderbook['ask'].iloc[0]:.3f}")
print(f"Trades: {len(trades)}")

Honest disclosure

Sayf's own trading track record on this data is negative: -4.3 cents mean CLV across taken trades. We are not selling signals or alpha. We are selling the environment. The CLV labels describe what happened structurally (did the entry beat the close?), not what you should trade.

The irreplaceable value is the historical orderbook depth. Kalshi does not publish historical L2 data. If nobody captured the bid/ask/depth at trade time, it is permanently gone. Sayf captured it continuously during the collection period.

Computed labels (CLV, liquidity buckets) are mechanically reproducible from public tape. The raw orderbook snapshots are not.

Citation

If you use this dataset in research, please cite:

@dataset{sayf_episodes_2026,
  title={Sayf Episodes: Prediction Market Microstructure Data for Agent Training},
  author={Khan, Sadaf},
  year={2026},
  url={https://huggingface.co/datasets/sadaftkhan/sayf-episodes}
}

License

This dataset is provided under a custom license. See LICENSE for terms. The data may not be redistributed without permission.

Contact

sadaf@alsayf.ai | alsayf.ai

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