Two markets resolve today and five more drew the week's biggest smart-money flow. The through-line: sharps are fading World Cup favorites while locking in a near-certain League of Legends call.
A single $31K bet took the Under on 2.5 total goals in Brazil vs. Norway, a side the market prices at 46% implied. Smart money expects a tighter, lower-scoring match than the total suggests.
View market →In the League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational playoffs, smart money is on Hanwha Life Esports to win their best-of-5 against G2 Esports. The market makes Hanwha a heavy 85% favorite to close it out.
View market →The week's second-largest flow, $384K, bet against France beating Sweden. The No side sits at just 28% implied — so the market still makes France a ~72% favorite, but sharps are taking the other side.
View market →Across 71 trades and $353K, smart money backed Mexico to beat Ecuador, siding with the market's 72% implied favorite. This one is sharps riding the chalk, not fighting it.
View market →At Wimbledon, smart money favored Hubert Hurkacz to beat Tommy Paul in their match, backing him as the 71% implied favorite on $142K of volume.
View market →The standout contrarian call: smart money bet on Cabo Verde to advance past Argentina, taking the long-shot side priced at just 23% implied. That's real money on a heavy underdog going through.
View market →In a League of Legends series, smart money backed Bilibili Gaming to win Game 3 against T1. The market treats it as close to a coin flip, pricing Bilibili at 57%.
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