Will iOS 27 get a late-September patch? Fixing things already?

Entries close: Sep 20, 10:00 PM UTC
Event result: Oct 2, 12:00 AM UTC

Rules & source

Demo event · USDC

YOUR PREDICTION. YOUR PRICE.

Event order book

6orders5,000 USDCtraded3trades

Choose an existing offer

Odds and amounts are shown for your side.

Back YES3 orders

Back NO3 orders

Tap to select an offer. Your stake is placed only after confirmation.

Recent trades3

YES×1.801,800 USDC02:50 AM@neon.whale ↔ @no.cap

NO×2.502,000 USDC02:49 AM@not.a.bot ↔ @contra.club

YES×2.001,200 USDC02:48 AM@soft.landing ↔ @moon.logic

Odds are for the order’s author. Volume includes both stakes. Times are UTC.

First offerCreator’s terms · YES4,500 USDC

AUTHOR’S CALL · YES

4,500USDC

Accepted 2,500 USDC56%

Ratio1 : 1

Minimum entry10 USDC

Entries7d 18h

Author’s sideYES

Calculation example. Real stakes are not available yet.

Words locked in.

Terms cannot be changed after creation. The outcome is confirmed with evidence.

How duels work

Terms locked in

As of September 12, Apple lists iOS 27.0 RC. An RC is a release candidate, not proof of a stable release. Publication window: September 21, 2026, 00:00 UTC to October 1, 2026, 00:00 UTC, end excluded. YES — during this window Apple releases a public, final iOS 27 version above 27.0, such as 27.0.1 or 27.1. An Apple release entry and availability for at least one supported iPhone model are required. NO — no such release occurs. Betas, RCs, iPadOS, app-only updates and republication of an already released build do not count. Source: Apple Developer Releases, with Apple Security Releases if needed. REFUND — an applicable release’s official version, status or date remains unverifiable by October 2, 00:00 UTC. The cover is an abstract phone illustration.

Result sourcehttps://developer.apple.com/news/releases/

On opposing sides

AUTHOR · YES2,500 USDCAccepted portion of the author’s stake

OPPONENTS · NO2,500 USDCTotal opposing stakes

For every USDC an opponent stakes, the author risks 1 USDC. The winner receives their stake back plus the corresponding share of the losing side’s stake. The author receives any unmatched remainder back.