Here's where the largest, sharpest money landed this week — including a $294K NBA game and heavy geopolitical betting on US-Iran relations — plus the markets resolving today.
In tonight's MLB game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Athletics, nearly $15K of sharp money is backing the Brewers even though the market prices them as 45% underdogs — a contrarian lean.
View market →On the 2025-26 NBA MVP award, an $8K bet leans No on Victor Wembanyama winning, agreeing with the market that gives him only about a 20% chance.
View market →In an international soccer friendly, $4K backs Argentina to beat Iceland, in line with the market's confident 83% read on an Argentina win.
View market →A $4K bet leans Yes — 90% implied — that AI company Anthropic releases a new 'Claude Mythos' model by June 9.
View market →Amid Middle East tensions, $2.4K leans No on Iran shutting its airspace by June 9, with the market 81% confident it stays open.
View market →On the May US inflation report, a $1.3K bet leans Yes that annual CPI lands exactly at 4.3% — a contrarian call the market rates at just 38%.
View market →The week's busiest geopolitical market drew over $63K across 22 trades on whether Iran shuts its airspace by June 8, with sharp money leaning Yes at a near coin-flip 53%.
View market →Traders put $20K on whether the US and Iran strike a permanent peace deal by June 15; smart money leans Yes even though the market prices it at just 17%.
View market →The week's biggest market — $294K across 63 trades — saw sharp money side with the San Antonio Spurs against the New York Knicks, a contrarian lean with the Spurs priced as 47% underdogs.
View market →In a League of Legends esports match, $121K backed G2 Esports to win Game 4 against Karmine Corp, with the market giving G2 a clear 69% edge.
View market →In a Korean League of Legends (LCK) match, $77K leaned toward KT Rolster over Dplus KIA in Game 4 — a narrow 56% edge in a tight series.
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