Next Regional Board Chair of Skåne?
3 signals across 1 market · $8,738 tracked · resolves Sep 13, 2026
This Polymarket event tracks who will officially become the next Chair of the Regional Board of Region Skåne after Sweden’s 2026 regional elections. The event currently includes a market on Henrik Fritzon, with $4,015 in tracked smart money and a recent whale bet in a thin market.
Markets (1)
Top trades across all markets
- Large contrarian Yes bet
A large equivalent Yes position in a very thin market caused a major price move, though the wallet lacks a strong historical win rate.
$1,060Wallet win rate: 44%Score: 5.5 - Whale bet in a thin market
A $4,015 No bet represents over 140 times the market's 24-hour volume in an exceptionally thin political market, and the outcome has since risen to about 70%.
$4,015Wallet win rate: 55%Score: 3.6 - Whale bet in a thin market
A $4,015 No bet represents over 140 times the market's 24-hour volume in an exceptionally thin political market, and the outcome has since risen to about 70%.
$3,663Wallet win rate: 55%Score: 0.7
Top wallets in this event
- 0xb1ca90…1705$7,678 · 1 market · 2 alerts · 55% wins
- 0x1f9e15…4f1a$1,060 · 1 market · 1 alert · 44% wins
FAQs
What are the Polymarket odds for Skåne’s next Regional Board Chair?
Polymarket odds are shown in the event’s child market for whether Henrik Fritzon will become the next Regional Board Chair of Region Skåne. Odds can change as traders buy and sell shares.
Who is being traded in this Skåne prediction market?
The current child market asks whether Henrik Fritzon will be the next Regional Board Chair of Region Skåne. The event resolves based on the individual formally elected to the office.
What is smart money doing in the Skåne chair market?
PolySpotter tracks $4,015 in smart money across this event and one smart money signal. The latest alert headline reports a whale bet in a thin market.
When does the Skåne Regional Board Chair market resolve?
The event is scheduled to resolve by September 13, 2026, following Sweden’s regional elections. Only the person formally elected by the relevant regional council qualifies; an interim or caretaker chair does not count.