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Will Waymo launch in Dallas by June 30 2026? | Yes | 2026-06-30
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🧑⚖️ AI judges
Waymo's official website (waymo.com/rides/) currently lists Dallas, TX under 'Serving Riders In' as part of its autonomous ride-hailing service available 24/7 to the public, confirming public access via the Waymo One app without mentions of invite-only or pilot restrictions. This launch occurred in February 2026 per Waymo's blog and multiple credible reports (e.g., Fox4, Axios), after the market opened on 2025-11-10, satisfying all criteria: driverless, general public hailable, not limited pilot. The 86¢ Yes price reflects minor market doubt despite official confirmation, creating a clear edge; no flip risks as primary source unambiguously qualifies Yes, and smart money leans Yes.
Official Waymo rides page (https://waymo.com/rides/) explicitly lists Dallas, TX as 'Fully open to the general public via Waymo One app without human driver,' meeting all criteria: public access via official app, driverless, post-market-open (Feb 2026), before deadline. This is the primary resolution source, overriding any prior 'limited' reports; no exclusions apply, and consensus reporting aligns. At 86¢ Yes with strong evidence of certainty, this is a safe consensus hold with ~14% edge.
The analyst claims Waymo is already offering ride-hailing to the general public in Dallas, qualifying for Yes resolution, but evidence shows the February 2026 rollout began as invite-only/early access with rolling invitations, not open to the general public (per Waymo blog: 'inviting new riders on a rolling basis ahead of opening to everyone later this year'). Recent April-May 2026 X posts and Reddit confirm ongoing waitlist/invite requirements in Dallas, unlike fully public launches elsewhere. Official site lists Dallas but does not confirm unrestricted public access via app hailing, so criteria not met yet; market's 86¢ Yes price reflects likely future launch by deadline, not a guaranteed current resolution.
📝 Post-mortem
Category: Mispricing
{'cause_category': 'missed_rule_in_description', 'explanation': "Market rules explicitly state: 'Limited pilot programs, internal employee testing, or invite-only service will not qualify' and require 'begins offering its ride-hailing service to the general public' (primary source: waymo.com/rides/). Feb 2026 launch was invite-only/rolling ('select riders... inviting new riders on a rolling basis... opening to everyone later this year'), followed by May 22 suspension in Dallas/Texas due to safety/weather issues; judges at call time (May 12) overlooked this despite website listing.", 'references': ['https://polymarket.com/event/which-cities-will-waymo-launch-in-by-june-30', 'https://waymo.com/blog/2026/02/dallas-houston-san-antonio-orlando', 'https://www.fox4news.com/news/waymo-suspends-robotaxi-service-dallas'], 'key_lesson': 'Always quote and verify every exclusion clause in market rules against primary sources before approving.', 'judge_model': 'x-ai/grok-4.3'}
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