Lisbon: Patrick Schoen vs Svyatoslav Gulin
3 signals across 1 market · $48,012 tracked · resolves Oct 27, 2026
This Lisbon tennis event tracks the prediction market for Patrick Schoen vs Svyatoslav Gulin, with outcomes based on which player advances. PolySpotter tracks $32,265 in smart-money activity across the event, including a recent alert about a whale adding to a tennis position.
Markets (1)
Top trades across all markets
- Profitable serial trader buys Gulin
A highly active, historically profitable trader made a sizable Gulin buy during an unusually large volume spike, though the entry is close to current market odds.
$1,937Wallet win rate: 64%Score: 4.0 - Large bet amid tennis volume spike
A $13.8K bet joined a 12.5x volume spike, though the trader's track record and entry price show little clear edge.
$13,811Wallet win rate: 56%Score: 3.5 - Whale adding to tennis position
The bettor added $32.3K to an already substantial Schoen position in a quiet market, though the wallet’s 11-bet record is too small to establish a reliable edge.
$32,265Wallet win rate: 55%Score: 3.1
Top wallets in this event
- 0x4f5305…67d3$32,265 · 1 market · 1 alert · 55% wins
- 0x2c3350…0563$13,811 · 1 market · 1 alert · 56% wins
- 0xfe787d…0319$1,937 · 1 market · 1 alert · 64% wins
FAQs
What are the Polymarket odds for Schoen vs Gulin?
The market lists outcomes for Patrick Schoen and Svyatoslav Gulin advancing. Check the live market for current odds, which can change as traders place bets.
What is smart money doing in the Schoen vs Gulin market?
PolySpotter has tracked $32,265 in smart-money activity and one signal for this event. A recent alert says a whale added to a tennis position, but the alert headline does not identify the player.
When does the Schoen vs Gulin market resolve?
The market is based on the Lisbon match, originally scheduled for October 20, 2026. It resolves according to which player advances; check the market rules for the applicable deadline and canceled-match conditions.
What outcomes are traded in this event?
The event has one market, with outcomes for Patrick Schoen advancing or Svyatoslav Gulin advancing. Its rules also cover cases such as the match being canceled or no winner being determined by the stated deadline.