The 2026-27 NB I runner-up market remains tightly bunched because the early-season table shows no decisive separation among several clubs after 8–10 fixtures. Puskás Akadémia leads on 21 points but has already dropped three matches, while Győri ETO sits second on 18 with a positive goal difference and strong away results. Promoted sides Vasas and Újpest sit level on 15 points, Paksi and Ferencvárosi TC remain within striking distance despite European commitments, and mid-table teams such as MTK and Debrecen have shown enough recent form to stay mathematically relevant. With roughly two-thirds of the campaign left and no team establishing sustained dominance, traders assign comparable implied probabilities across the field.