How much you’ll pay for a ticket to a Phillies World Series game that may not happen

While some dejected Phillies fan headed for the Citizens Bank Park exits before the Game 6 loss was even over Monday night, others were already putting money on the team making it to another World Series.

Starting at the low price of $900 on the secondary market, fans can secure a spot at any of the three home World Series games — if the Phillies punch their ticket Tuesday.

If you have that kind of money on hand, it isn’t too much of a gamble financially: Trusted resellers’ contingency ticket policies guarantee a refund in the event the game does not take place. And prices are likely to rise after tonight’s game.

For the superstitious fans out there, buying tickets before an elimination game would certainly constitute a jinx, so maybe don’t spread the news of your purchase until after the last out on Tuesday night.

If you’re willing to take that chance, here’s how much you can expect to pay for contingency tickets on the trusted resale websites — StubHub, SeatGeek, and Gametime — as of Tuesday morning: