Today's slate is dominated by the World Cup, headlined by a seven-figure bet on the Netherlands, with extra action across tennis, Counter-Strike, and the week's biggest combat-sports and esports calls. Here's where the smart money is leaning.
The day's heaviest action, more than $1.3M across 60 trades, sits on the Netherlands to beat Sweden, priced around 57%. Smart money sides clearly with the Dutch.
View market →Over $410K leans Yes on Germany beating Ivory Coast, with the German side priced near 68%. The money backs the favorite to take care of business.
View market →Paraguay are the market favorite to beat Turkiye, but the sharpest signal of the day (top composite score) is money buying No, betting Paraguay won't win, priced near 29%.
View market →Brazil are overwhelming favorites against Haiti, yet some money is on No, a long-shot wager that Brazil fail to win, priced around 13%. A small but contrarian position.
View market →In the Halle Open grass-court match between Alexander Zverev and Taylor Fritz, the money leans to Zverev to win even though he's the underdog at about 40%.
View market →In this Counter-Strike 2 playoff series at the IEM Cologne Major, smart money favors Team Falcons over Spirit, with Falcons priced near 64%.
View market →The week's biggest soccer pot, over $940K across 160 trades, leaned No on Spain, betting they wouldn't win their World Cup match, with the No side priced around 56%.
View market →More than $530K leaned Yes on the United States beating Australia, with the USA priced near 62%. The money backed the Americans.
View market →Over $430K leaned No on France, betting they wouldn't beat Senegal, with the No side priced around 53%. Smart money saw Senegal as live.
View market →In the UFC Freedom 250 heavyweight bout between Ciryl Gane and Alex Pereira, the money leaned to Pereira to win at about 53%.
View market →In this League of Legends match, smart money backed LYON to win Game 3 against Team Liquid, with LYON priced near 53%.
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