Part of: Stuttgart Open: Sho Shimabukuro vs Nick Kyrgios

Stuttgart Open: Sho Shimabukuro vs Nick Kyrgios

26 smart money signals detected, totaling $197,644.

Notable Trades

Sharp serial sports bettor

Sharp profitable wallet with a 76% resolved win rate and extensive cross-market history bought Sho Shimabukuro despite the market later moving against the position.

This bettor wins 76% of resolved bets and is up about $80.9K lifetime.
They are a heavy cross-market trader across 57 events, with $428K+ deployed and the same 76% hit rate.
They bought Sho at 65¢; the market is now around 40¢, so this is a cheaper entry than the sharp bettor paid.

$2,421 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 75%

Perfect-record sports bettor

Sharp sports wallet with a perfect resolved record is buying Sho Shimabukuro amid a volume spike and quick upward price move.

This bettor has won 10 of 10 resolved trades and is up $37,099 lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader across 33 events with $109,483 total activity.
Sho Shimabukuro jumped 11 percentage points in about 4 minutes as pre-match volume spiked.

$1,665 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 100%

Profitable tennis bettor buying dip

Profitable sports wallet bought Nick Kyrgios at 70¢ during a high-volume, fast-moving tennis market and the price has already moved to 80¢.

This bettor has won 70% of 37 resolved trades and is up $31,450 lifetime.
They bought Nick Kyrgios at 70¢ before the market rebounded to 80¢.
The market saw a 26.7x pre-match volume spike, suggesting unusually strong attention before the match.

$5,420 on Nick Kyrgios | Wallet win rate: 76%

Profitable serial bettor backs underdog

Profitable serial cross-market trader with a 69% record and $118k lifetime P&L is buying the underdog at 19¢.

This bettor has won 69% of 129 resolved bets and is up $118k lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader, with $236k placed across 49 events.
Buying Sho Shimabukuro at 19¢ implies a high-upside underdog position against the current 80% favorite.

$2,550 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 78%

Profitable serial sports trader

Profitable serial cross-market trader with 129 resolved bets is buying the 20¢ underdog after a major volume spike.

This bettor has won 69% of 129 resolved bets and is up $118K lifetime.
They put $5.9K on the 20¢ underdog, implying a high-upside view on Shimabukuro.
Market volume is surging 23x above normal ahead of the match.

$5,938 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 78%

Profitable serial underdog buyer

Profitable serial cross-market bettor with a strong 148-market record is buying the 19¢ underdog amid a large pre-match volume spike.

This bettor has won 70% of 148 resolved bets and is up $429K lifetime.
They are buying the 19¢ underdog after a 25-point drop, implying a ~5x payout if right.
Market volume is running 23x above its historical average before the match.

$1,224 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 72%

Profitable bettors backing underdog

Three wallets, including two highly profitable serial sports bettors and a profitable new repeat wallet, are buying the 19-20¢ underdog amid a major volume spike.

Two large bettors here win about 69-70% of resolved trades and are up roughly $547K combined.
Three wallets bought the same 19-20¢ underdog for $8.6K total, showing coordinated conviction.
The market saw a 27x volume spike, while entry near 20¢ offers about a 5x gross payout if Sho wins.

$8,605 on Sho Shimabukuro

91% win-rate sports bettor

A highly proven serial cross-market bettor with a 91% win rate and +$44k P&L bought Nick Kyrgios despite the market already seeing heavy volume.

This bettor has won 91% of 174 resolved trades and is up $44k lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader across 55 events, suggesting a repeatable sports edge.
They bought Kyrgios at 84¢, while the current price near 81¢ offers a slightly better entry.

$2,000 on Nick Kyrgios | Wallet win rate: 91%

Profitable new wallet on underdog

A 7-day-old wallet with repeated large flagged bets and early profits bought the underdog despite heavy recent market movement against that side.

This 7-day-old bettor is already up $2,747 across $21,799 invested.
The wallet has been flagged 11 times for large new-wallet bets, totaling $19,144.
They bought Sho at 20¢, taking the underdog side after a sharp price drop.

$1,444 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 26%

94% sharp buys underdog

A highly profitable tennis bettor with a 94% resolved win rate is buying the 18¢ underdog amid a major volume spike.

This bettor wins 94% of resolved trades and is up $375K lifetime.
They have traded 59 related sports events with a 94% hit rate, suggesting a repeatable edge.
Entry at 18¢ implies they see Sho Shimabukuro as a long-shot value despite the market pricing him at 17%.

$5,000 on Sho Shimabukuro | Wallet win rate: 97%

Top Holders

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0xcd65...ee96 — Outcome 38517854, $20,986 (94% win rate)
0xddf4...2680 — Outcome 38517854, $16,276 (93% win rate)
0xec23...24fd — Outcome 38517854, $11,777 (76% win rate)
0xf402...ce7a — Outcome 38517854, $9,684 (41% win rate)
0xff81...44c9 — Outcome 38517854, $6,300 (56% win rate)
0x1eaf...9bf0 — Outcome 38517854, $5,000 (63% win rate)
0x38f1...9ff1 — Outcome 38517854, $4,444 (79% win rate)
0x4aee...c455 — Outcome 38517854, $3,519 (100% win rate)
0xf916...e770 — Outcome 38517854, $3,017 (96% win rate)

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Stuttgart Open: Sho Shimabukuro vs Nick Kyrgios

ResolvedStuttgart Open: Sho Shimabukuro vs Nick Kyrgios$197,644 tracked26 signalsTennisSportsGames

This market refers to the tennis match between Sho Shimabukuro and Nick Kyrgios in the Stuttgart Open, originally scheduled for June 11, 2026 at 4:00AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Sho Shimabukuro' if Sho Shimabukuro advances against Nick Kyrgios. This market will resolve to 'Nick Kyrgios' if Nick Kyrgios advances against Sho Shimabukuro. 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.