Part of: BMW Open: Alexander Blockx vs Ben Shelton

BMW Open: Alexander Blockx vs Ben Shelton

8 smart money signals detected, totaling $35,385.

Notable Trades

87% win-rate sports grinder

A high-volume serial sports trader with an 87% hit rate bought Ben Shelton despite already paying 89¢, making this a notable sharp-flow signal even though the edge is less clear at that price.

This bettor wins 87% of resolved markets across 191 bets and has traded 184 different events
They bought Ben Shelton at 89¢ in a very active market after a fast 11-point move, showing willingness to pay up for the favorite
The market has deep liquidity and tight spreads, so this looks more like a sharp opinion than a random thin-market punt

$1,188 on Ben Shelton | Wallet win rate: 87%

Profitable bettor fading favorite

A profitable bettor with a solid 79% win rate sold Ben Shelton at 76¢ into a fast move, which translates to buying Blockx around 24¢ in a liquid tennis market.

This bettor wins 79% of their resolved trades and is up $15.1k overall.
They sold Ben Shelton at 76¢, which is equivalent to buying Alexander Blockx at 24¢.
The trade came during a quick 11-point move, suggesting a timely contrarian entry rather than routine activity.

$2,465 on Alexander Blockx | Wallet win rate: 81%

3-wallet underdog cluster

Three wallets piled into Alexander Blockx for $8.8k during a 23x volume spike, including one bettor with a strong 79% win rate and buys around 24¢ in a market that quickly repriced lower.

Three wallets all bet on Alexander Blockx within minutes, totaling $8.8k on the underdog.
One of the wallets wins 79% of its bets and has beaten market odds by a wide margin.
They entered around 24¢, which implies they think the true chances are meaningfully above the current 20% price.

$8,801 on Alexander Blockx

Sharp sports bettor early

A high-volume sports trader with a 77% win rate bought Ben Shelton at 59¢ just before the market ripped to 84%, suggesting strong edge and timing.

This bettor wins 77% of resolved trades across 647 bets and is up $140k lifetime
They bought Ben Shelton at 59¢, and the price quickly jumped to 84% after the trade
This wallet has traded 528 markets across 510 events, showing a repeatable sports-betting pattern

$4,939 on Ben Shelton | Wallet win rate: 80%

4-wallet Shelton surge

Four wallets piled into Ben Shelton within minutes at 57-62¢, including a highly active 77% winner and another 79% winner, and the market quickly repriced to 82¢.

Four wallets bought Ben Shelton in a 12-minute burst for $10.4k total, and the price jumped from 57-62¢ to 82¢.
One of the bettors wins 77% of 647 resolved trades and is up $140k, while another wins 79% of their tracked bets.
They entered well below the current 82¢ price, so this looked like early positioning before the market caught up.

$10,400 on Ben Shelton

96% win-rate sports bettor

A high-volume serial sports trader with a 96% win rate and 1,515 resolved bets bought Ben Shelton at 63¢, making this a strong copy-trade signal despite the market being fairly liquid.

This bettor wins 96% of their trades across 1,515 resolved positions and is up $73k.
They have bet $159k across 57 events, so this looks like a repeatable process rather than a one-off punt.
They bought Ben Shelton at 63¢, implying they still saw value around that level even in a liquid market.

$5,261 on Ben Shelton | Wallet win rate: 97%

82% win-rate sports sharp

A highly profitable serial sports trader with an 82% win rate and nearly $1M in profit is buying Alexander Blockx at 41¢, making this a strong copy-trade signal despite the modest size.

This bettor wins 82% of their trades and is up $963k across 464 resolved markets
They have traded 313 markets across 252 events, which suggests a repeatable edge rather than a one-off win
Bought Alexander Blockx at 41¢, a price that implies they see the underdog as meaningfully undervalued

$1,112 on Alexander Blockx | Wallet win rate: 87%

82% win-rate sharp bettor

A highly profitable serial sports trader with an 82% win rate and nearly $1M in profit is backing Alexander Blockx at 38¢, making this a credible underdog signal worth surfacing.

This bettor wins 82% of their trades and is up about $963k across 464 resolved markets
They trade heavily across events — 311 markets and $2.6M wagered — which points to a proven repeatable edge
Bought Alexander Blockx at 38¢, a cheap underdog entry versus the market now around 40¢

$1,219 on Alexander Blockx | Wallet win rate: 87%

Top Holders

0x33c9...6f9a — Outcome 29064421, $9,145 (77% win rate)
0x27f7...44b0 — Outcome 29064421, $8,699 (87% win rate)
0x0a26...1851 — Outcome 29064421, $6,165 (74% win rate)
0xf02f...1ed8 — Outcome 29064421, $5,372 (73% win rate)
0xd4aa...d40c — Outcome 29064421, $3,101
0x8f76...aea6 — Outcome 29064421, $3,099 (81% win rate)
0xe911...3d4e — Outcome 29064421, $3,084 (69% win rate)
0xa6b9...db19 — Outcome 29064421, $2,349 (50% win rate)
0x4b49...0397 — Outcome 29064421, $2,070 (77% win rate)
0xaab8...a331 — Outcome 29064421, $2,057 (94% win rate)

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BMW Open: Alexander Blockx vs Ben Shelton

ResolvedBMW Open: Alexander Blockx vs Ben Shelton$35,385 tracked8 signalsTennisSportsGames

This market refers to the tennis match between Alexander Blockx and Ben Shelton in the BMW Open, originally scheduled for April 15, 2026 at 4:00AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Alexander Blockx' if Alexander Blockx advances against Ben Shelton. This market will resolve to 'Ben Shelton' if Ben Shelton advances against Alexander Blockx. If the match is canceled (not played at all), ends in a tie, or is delayed beyond 7 days from the scheduled date without a winner determined, this market will resolve to 50-50. If the match begins but is not completed, and one player advances due to the opponent's retirement, default, or disqualification, this market will resolve to the player who advances. If the match ends in a walkover (player withdraws before the start and the other advances automatically), this market will resolve to 50-50. The primary resolution source will be official information from the ATP Tour. A consensus of credible reporting may also be used.