Five wallets piled into No for about $694k, creating a strong one-sided move against the draw. A new 8-day-old wallet has repeatedly placed large bets and put over $700k across 3 markets in this event. The main No entry was around 38¢ and has already jumped to 78¢, so the edge may be gone unless the price pulls back.

Part of: Haiti vs. Scotland

Will Haiti vs. Scotland end in a draw?

9 smart money signals detected, totaling $1,034,837.

Categories: Games, Soccer, Sports, FIFA World Cup

Notable Trades

Perfect-record soccer bettor

Sharp wallet override: a bettor with a perfect 26-0 resolved record and $35.8k profit bought the draw at 19¢.

This bettor has won all 26 resolved bets and is up $35.8k lifetime.
They bought the draw at 19¢, implying a payout of about 5.3x if Haiti vs. Scotland ends level.
The wallet has been flagged 7 times before, suggesting this is a recurring sharp bettor rather than a one-off trade.

$2,000 on Yes | Wallet win rate: 94%

94% win-rate sports sharp

Surfacing because a highly profitable 94% win-rate wallet with extensive cross-market sports history bought No on a liquid soccer draw market.

This bettor wins 94% of resolved trades and is up about $1.04M lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader across 394 events with the same 94% win rate.
They bought No at 83¢, showing confidence the match avoids a draw despite heavy market volume.

$1,297 on No | Wallet win rate: 94%

Profitable bettor joins draw cluster

Three wallets bought the draw against the market, including one profitable 76% winner, but the signal is tempered by the very liquid market and recent price moving against them.

A bettor who wins 76% of resolved trades joined the same side with a $1.5k equivalent buy.
Three wallets put $5.1k on the draw within minutes, all effectively buying Yes around 16¢.
This is a high-volume soccer market, so the cluster is more notable for the profitable wallet than for size alone.

$5,096 on Yes

Linked wallets backing draw

A known 4-wallet funded cluster is taking the draw side ahead of Haiti vs. Scotland amid a major pre-event volume spike, though the trader's standalone track record is not strong.

A 4-wallet funded group is backing the draw with $12k total.
Market volume spiked 134x above its historical pace before the match.
Selling No at 78¢ is equivalent to buying the draw at 22¢.

$12,012 on Yes | Wallet win rate: 50%

5-wallet No surge

Huge coordinated in-game flow into No, led by a new wallet and 5-wallet one-sided cluster, moved the draw market from roughly 38¢ No to 78¢ No.

Five wallets piled into No for about $694k, creating a strong one-sided move against the draw.
A new 8-day-old wallet has repeatedly placed large bets and put over $700k across 3 markets in this event.
The main No entry was around 38¢ and has already jumped to 78¢, so the edge may be gone unless the price pulls back.

$719,828 on No

92% sports sharp buying No

A highly profitable sports bettor with a 92% record and extensive cross-market history bought No twice on a liquid Haiti-Scotland draw market.

This bettor wins 92% of resolved trades and is up $175K lifetime.
They have traded across 76 events with the same 92% hit rate, suggesting a repeatable sports edge.
Two equal buys at 79¢ show fresh conviction that Haiti vs. Scotland does not end in a draw.

$4,423 on No | Wallet win rate: 92%

New whale backing draw

A very new wallet made a huge, mostly draw-focused position across this match, contributing to an extreme pre-event volume spike despite having no resolved track record yet.

An 8-day-old wallet placed $286k across three markets on this match, with $326k total flagged recently.
On this market, the wallet is net long the draw: about $217k on Yes versus $69k on No.
The flow came with a 768x pre-event volume spike, suggesting unusually concentrated match-day interest.

$286,553 on Yes

Profitable serial sports bettor

Profitable serial cross-market bettor with a large sample is buying No on a quiet soccer market, with the trade exceeding recent 24h volume.

This bettor has won 74% of 227 resolved trades and is up about $52K lifetime.
They have traded across 47 events, suggesting a repeatable cross-market sports strategy.
This $2K buy is larger than the market’s entire reported 24h volume, showing notable conviction.

$2,039 on No | Wallet win rate: 75%

Profitable serial event trader

A modestly profitable serial cross-market trader with 234 resolved bets is taking a $1.6k No position that exceeds this quiet market's 24h volume.

This bettor has a long record: 234 resolved bets, a 60% win rate, and $6.5k in lifetime profit.
They are a serial cross-market trader, with $57.8k placed across 28 events.
This $1.6k No buy is larger than the market’s $1.2k 24h volume, showing conviction in a quiet market.

$1,588 on No | Wallet win rate: 54%

Top Holders

0x1c02...efd0 — Outcome 24186604, $1,495,555
0xa5ef...2966 — Outcome 29520100, $899,242
0x2a69...d2f7 — Outcome 24186604, $46,152 (65% win rate)
0x32b4...8b21 — Outcome 24186604, $34,855 (57% win rate)
0x8239...d9a3 — Outcome 24186604, $17,185 (94% win rate)
0x26d6...cacc — Outcome 24186604, $13,822 (51% win rate)
0x8be4...b795 — Outcome 24186604, $6,409 (92% win rate)
0xedf9...5c67 — Outcome 24186604, $5,969 (76% win rate)
0xbe7e...6d00 — Outcome 24186604, $5,882 (71% win rate)
0xfd0e...9884 — Outcome 24186604, $5,263 (84% win rate)

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Will Haiti vs. Scotland end in a draw?

ResolvedHaiti vs. Scotland$1,034,837 tracked9 signalsGamesSoccerSportsFIFA World Cup

In the upcoming game, scheduled for June 13, 2026 If the game ends in a draw, this market will resolve to "Yes". Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". If the game is postponed, this market will remain open until the game has been completed. If the game is canceled entirely, with no make-up game, this market will resolve to "Yes". This market refers only to the outcome within the first 90 minutes of regular play plus stoppage time. The primary resolution source for this market is the official statistics of the event as recognized by the governing body or event organizers. However, if the governing body or event organizers have not published final match statistics within 2 hours after the event's conclusion, a consensus of credible reporting may be used instead.