Polymarket Whale Turns $400K Into $9M on Spain Upset
The lesson from Cape Verde, Netherlands, and Belgium isn't that upsets happen — it's that win-only contracts priced at 92% collapse to zero the moment a draw lands, while "not to win" and spread…
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The lesson from Cape Verde, Netherlands, and Belgium isn't that upsets happen — it's that win-only contracts priced at 92% collapse to zero the moment a draw lands, while "not to win" and spread…
A freshly created account posted a 93% win rate across 15 World Cup markets in five days, a track record more typical of insider flow than sharp betting.
A days-old Polymarket wallet called "fishalive" turned roughly $4 million into about $9 million in profit on Monday…
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