Will Algeria vs. Austria end in a draw?

20 smart money signals detected, totaling $1,475,644.

Categories: Games, Soccer, Sports, FIFA World Cup

Notable Trades

89% win-rate serial bettor

A highly profitable serial cross-market bettor with an 89% resolved win rate bought Yes on the draw despite the market now showing a sharp reversal against that entry.

This bettor has won 89% of 2,898 resolved bets and is up about $244k lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader, active across 177 events with over $610k tracked volume.
The entry was aggressive at 78¢, but the market now shows Yes near 10¢, so this is more notable to study than blindly chase.

$2,669 on Yes | Wallet win rate: 89%

Sharp joins 21-wallet NO cluster

Sharp profitable wallet with a 77% record joined a large 21-wallet one-sided No cluster amid a major volume spike, though the price has moved against the trade since entry.

This bettor wins 77% of resolved trades and is up $236K lifetime.
21 wallets bought No in the same window, totaling about $239K, with 4 linked by shared funding.
No has fallen from this bettor’s 34¢ entry to about 18¢, creating a cheaper copy price but with clear market disagreement.

$1,075 on No | Wallet win rate: 77%

9-wallet sharp No cluster

Nine wallets, including a sharp 90% winner and several serial cross-market traders, positioned $30K on No before it jumped to 90%.

Nine wallets put $30K on No in the same window, a strong coordinated move.
One bettor wins 90% of resolved bets and is up $99.6K lifetime.
The cluster entered near 19¢ before No moved to 90%, so the original edge may be mostly gone.

$30,126 on No

Sharp cluster buying No

A proven profitable wallet with an 80% record joined an 11-wallet one-sided move buying No ahead of Algeria vs. Austria, with volume spiking sharply.

This bettor wins 80% of resolved bets and is up $144,516 lifetime.
11 wallets are all buying No, totaling $62,112 on the same side.
Market volume is surging 15.7x before kickoff, supporting the one-sided move.

$1,573 on No | Wallet win rate: 80%

96% winner joins Yes surge

Elite 96% winning wallet is buying Yes alongside heavy one-sided flow, a volume spike, and a sharp price move upward.

This bettor wins 96% of resolved trades and is up $351,687 lifetime.
28 wallets bought the same side for $173,486, pushing Yes up 22 points.
Entry at 50¢ came before the market moved to 55¢, with volume running 27.7x normal.

$1,045 on Yes | Wallet win rate: 96%

19-wallet No cluster

High-conviction one-sided No flow from 19 wallets, including linked funders, alongside a major pre-event volume spike makes this worth surfacing despite this individual wallet’s weak long-term record.

19 wallets have all piled into No, totaling about $152K in the same direction.
Volume is 61x above normal, suggesting unusual pre-game positioning.
The individual wallet is not sharp long-term, but the broader coordinated No flow is the signal here.

$24,261 on No | Wallet win rate: 53%

94% winner joins No cluster

Elite 94% win-rate sports wallet bought No alongside heavy one-sided flow from 11 wallets, with market volume spiking before resolution.

This bettor wins 94% of resolved bets and is up $374,576 lifetime.
11 wallets are all buying No, totaling $62,112 on the same side.
Market volume is running 15.7x above normal, and No has already moved from their 53¢ entry to 56¢.

$1,272 on No | Wallet win rate: 93%

93% winner joins No cluster

Highly profitable sports bettor with a 93% record bought No alongside an 11-wallet one-sided cluster and a pre-event volume spike.

This bettor wins 93% of resolved positions and is up $229,853 lifetime.
11 wallets are all buying No, totaling $62,112 in the same direction.
The market saw a 15.7x volume spike, and this entry at 53¢ is already trading around 56¢.

$1,696 on No | Wallet win rate: 93%

Sharp cluster buying No

A proven profitable wallet with an 80% record joined an 11-wallet one-sided move buying No ahead of Algeria vs. Austria, with volume spiking sharply.

This bettor wins 80% of resolved bets and is up $144,516 lifetime.
11 wallets are all buying No, totaling $62,112 on the same side.
Market volume is surging 15.7x before kickoff, supporting the one-sided move.

$2,204 on No | Wallet win rate: 80%

New wallet joins No cluster

A brand-new wallet is joining a small same-side cluster buying No near the match market close, with heavy recent volume supporting a live directional move.

A 3-hour-old wallet put $2,650 on No, suggesting fresh conviction rather than routine position management.
Three wallets bought the same No side for $8,708 total in the scan window.
Market volume is surging at 42x normal, and this trade follows a live move in a very active market.

$2,650 on No | Wallet win rate: 100%

Top Holders

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0x594d...059d — Outcome 77589398, $367,303 (94% win rate)
0x86d2...731d — Outcome 77589398, $209,695 (90% win rate)
0x1d2e...896d — Outcome 77589398, $141,006 (55% win rate)
0x8b5a...00f2 — Outcome 77589398, $140,000 (50% win rate)
0x9703...69c2 — Outcome 77589398, $100,560
0xd1ed...d7cb — Outcome 77589398, $68,701 (55% win rate)
0xb014...a357 — Outcome 77589398, $60,443 (68% win rate)
0x6550...8451 — Outcome 77589398, $51,450 (52% win rate)
0x5fd8...ce32 — Outcome 77589398, $39,748 (94% win rate)

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Austria won’t beat Algeria

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Will Algeria vs. Austria end in a draw?

ResolvedAlgeria vs. Austria$1,475,644 tracked20 signalsGamesSoccerSportsFIFA World Cup

In the upcoming game, scheduled for June 27, 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.

Price History — “No”