Six markets resolve today, plus the biggest signals from the past week. Here's which side Polymarket's sharpest money is backing — and how hard.
Over $258K has moved on Canada's World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the heaviest-funded market resolving today. The smart money narrowly favors a Canada win at 53%.
View market →Bettors are stacked on South Korea to beat Czechia in their World Cup match, pushing implied odds to 82%. It's one of the most lopsided reads of the day across 20 trades.
View market →In the NHL matchup between the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes, the money tilts slightly to Carolina at 57%. A close call the smart money isn't fully sold on.
View market →A single $12.6K wager backs the Chicago White Sox against the favored Los Angeles Dodgers, even at just 44% implied odds. Thin conviction, but a contrarian one worth flagging.
View market →At the grass-court HSBC Championships, the money leans to Elena Rybakina over Tatjana Maria at 64%. Modest volume, but a clear directional read.
View market →Today's strongest signal: over $103K across 32 trades on Game 4 of Hanwha Life Esports vs T1, a top Korean League of Legends series. The money tilts narrowly to Hanwha Life at 53%.
View market →Amid US-Iran tensions, traders leaned slightly toward Iran shutting its airspace by the June 8 deadline, at 53%. A closely watched geopolitical flashpoint that drew $63K.
View market →The week's biggest market by far: $770K across 116 trades on the NBA's San Antonio Spurs vs New York Knicks. The smart money strongly favored the Spurs at 70%.
View market →In the MLB matchup between the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels, the money leaned to the Angels at 57% across $56K and 17 trades.
View market →On the welterweight main card, Belal Muhammad vs Gabriel Bonfim, the smart money backed Muhammad at 58%.
View market →Europe's G2 Esports vs Karmine Corp drew $120K across 32 trades in Game 4 of their League of Legends series. Bettors were confidently behind G2 at 69%.
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