Four markets resolve today and five more drew notable money this week. Here's where the biggest, sharpest bets are leaning — and which side they took.
Roughly $191K flowed into the National Bank Open match between Diana Shnaider and Iga Swiatek, with the smart money on Swiatek at 74% implied. It's the heaviest-funded market resolving today.
View market →In the MLB game New York Mets vs. Atlanta Braves, over $41K leaned toward Atlanta at 58% implied. A modest favorite, but the flow was one-sided.
View market →The MLB matchup Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays drew a contrarian bet on Toronto, priced at just 39% implied. Smart money siding with the underdog is worth a look.
View market →In the ATP National Bank Open match Learner Tien vs Thiago Agustin Tirante, the money backed Tien at 71% implied — a clear but not overwhelming favorite.
View market →On whether Marco Rubio wins the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, the sharp money is on No at 73% implied — a bet against Rubio landing the nomination.
View market →On whether Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic returns to normal by September 30, the money leans No at 82% implied — pricing in continued disruption at the Iran oil chokepoint.
View market →On the total-runs line for the MLB game Houston Astros vs. San Francisco Giants (set at 8.5), the smart money took the Over at 46% implied — a slight underdog bet on a high-scoring game, and this week's most active MLB market.
View market →This week's most-traded market, at 11 trades: on Vinicius Junior's future, bettors lean Yes — he stays at Real Madrid — at 82% implied.
View market →On whether GameStop acquires eBay, the smart money is firmly on No at 89% implied — a strong lean against the deal happening.
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