Counter-Strike: TYLOO vs Rare Atom (BO3) - IEM Beijing: Asian Qualifier Playoffs
2 signals across 1 market · $4,745 tracked · resolves Sep 3, 2026
Follow the TYLOO vs Rare Atom Counter-Strike BO3 prediction market in the IEM Beijing Asian Qualifier Playoffs. The event tracks the traded chances of a TYLOO win or Rare Atom win, with $1,300 in smart money tracked and one recent signal from a 97% win-rate esports bettor.
Markets (1)
Top trades across all markets
- 97% win-rate esports bettor
A highly proven sports bettor with a 97% win rate and substantial positive edge made a concentrated TYLOO wager while trading across dozens of events.
$1,300Wallet win rate: 98%Score: 5.4 - Proven serial trader exits TYLOO
A highly experienced, profitable serial trader exited TYLOO despite holding it from a much higher entry, signaling a meaningful shift toward Rare Atom, though the position history makes this less definitive than a fresh bet.
$3,445Wallet win rate: 76%Score: 4.7
Top wallets in this event
- 0xb57f1b…0c96$3,445 · 1 market · 1 alert · 76% wins
- 0x7e1827…872e$1,300 · 1 market · 1 alert · 98% wins
FAQs
What are the TYLOO vs Rare Atom prediction-market odds?
The live Polymarket odds show how traders are pricing TYLOO and Rare Atom to win the BO3 match. Check the event page for the latest prices, which can change as new bets enter the market.
What is the smart money doing on TYLOO vs Rare Atom?
PolySpotter is tracking $1,300 in smart money across this event and one signal from a bettor with a reported 97% win rate in esports markets. The latest alert identifies that bettor’s activity, while live market prices indicate which outcome traders currently favor.
When is TYLOO vs Rare Atom scheduled?
The upper-bracket final is scheduled for September 3, 2026, at 5:00 AM ET as part of the IEM Beijing Asian Qualifier Playoffs.
How will the TYLOO vs Rare Atom market resolve?
The market resolves to TYLOO if TYLOO wins and to Rare Atom if Rare Atom wins. If the match is canceled without being played or ends in a tie, it resolves 50-50; postponed-match rules follow the exchange’s official resolution criteria.