Iran: big money bets the regime survives the month
A single $50K bet leans No on Iran's government falling by today — that is, betting the regime holds — with the No side priced at 86%.
View market →Six markets settle today, and the heaviest money is on World Cup soccer — Morocco to advance past the Netherlands tops the board. Here's where sharp bettors are leaning before the close, plus the week's most-traded calls.
A single $50K bet leans No on Iran's government falling by today — that is, betting the regime holds — with the No side priced at 86%.
View market →Smart money bought Yes on a Russia–Ukraine ceasefire landing by today, a long shot the market prices at just 14%.
View market →The day's heaviest flow — $367K across 45 trades — backs Morocco to advance past the Netherlands in the FIFA World Cup, at 52% implied.
View market →Bettors lean No on Norway winning its World Cup match against Cote d'Ivoire today — favoring a draw or an Ivorian win — at 55% implied.
View market →An $80K bet leans No on the Colorado Avalanche winning the 2026 NHL Stanley Cup, with the No side priced at 61%.
View market →Bettors lean Yes that Anthropic releases Claude 5 by today's deadline, a near coin-flip the market prices at 57%.
View market →The week's most-traded market — 71 trades — leaned Paraguay to advance over Germany at the FIFA World Cup, at 68% implied.
View market →Heavy flow ($259K) backed Croatia to win its World Cup match against Ghana, the favored Yes side at 85% implied.
View market →Bettors leaned No on the Turkiye versus United States World Cup match ending in a draw, with the No side priced at 41%.
View market →Flow leaned Over 5.5 total goals in the New Zealand versus Belgium World Cup match, priced at 60%.
View market →$153K leaned Under 179.5 combined points in the WNBA game between the Los Angeles Sparks and Toronto Tempo, at 50% implied.
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