Part of: Bratislava: Alexander Shevchenko vs Taro Daniel

Bratislava: Alexander Shevchenko vs Taro Daniel

9 smart money signals detected, totaling $27,148.

Categories: Tennis, Games, Sports

Notable Trades

92% win-rate sports sharp

Sharp serial sports trader with a 92% resolved win rate and $171k lifetime profit bought Taro Daniel at 40¢.

This bettor wins 92% of resolved bets and is up $171,739 lifetime.
They have traded across 624 events with $1.37M total volume, suggesting a repeatable sports edge.
They bought Taro Daniel at 40¢ in a liquid tennis market, taking the underdog side.

$1,439 on Taro Daniel | Wallet win rate: 90%

Profitable new tennis whale

A 1-day-old wallet with repeated large flagged bets and early profits is buying Shevchenko amid a major pre-event volume spike.

This 1-day-old bettor is already up $6.6K and has 9 positions on the board.
They have been flagged 8 times for large bets, totaling $27.8K in recent action.
Market volume spiked 215x above normal before the match, supporting the idea of informed tennis flow.

$4,055 on Alexander Shevchenko | Wallet win rate: 44%

Profitable serial bettor flips sides

Profitable serial cross-market bettor flipped from Shevchenko into Taro Daniel during a major pre-event volume spike, creating a clear directional tennis position despite odds moving against the entry.

This bettor has a 62% record over 111 resolved bets and is up $67.3K lifetime.
They reversed out of Alexander Shevchenko and put $3.6K effectively on Taro Daniel.
Market volume spiked 215x versus normal, suggesting unusual attention around this match.

$3,578 on Taro Daniel | Wallet win rate: 77%

Sharp tennis momentum cluster

Three wallets, including profitable sports/cross-market bettors, bought Shevchenko into a sharp 22-point move amid a large pre-match volume spike.

Three wallets all bought Shevchenko before the price jumped from 41–63¢ entries to 66¢.
One lead bettor is up $67.7K lifetime across 111 resolved bets, with a 62% win record.
This match saw a 225x volume spike and a 22-point move toward Shevchenko before play.

$4,842 on Alexander Shevchenko

96% win-rate tennis sharp

Surfacing because a highly profitable 96% win-rate tennis bettor made a $5,000 Taro Daniel buy amid a major pre-event volume spike.

This bettor has won 27 of 28 resolved positions and is up $711,970 lifetime.
They have traded across 87 events with a 96% win rate, suggesting a strong repeatable edge.
The market saw a 225x volume spike before the match, and this wallet bought Taro Daniel at 37¢.

$5,000 on Taro Daniel | Wallet win rate: 96%

Profitable serial bettor

Profitable serial cross-market bettor bought Shevchenko at 41¢ while the price moved up about 16 percentage points.

This bettor has won 62% of 111 resolved bets and is up $67.7K lifetime.
They are a highly active cross-market trader, with $420K deployed across 137 events.
Their Shevchenko buy came alongside a 15.7-point price move upward.

$1,740 on Alexander Shevchenko | Wallet win rate: 77%

Serial bettor, 70% wins

A profitable serial sports bettor with a 70% resolved win rate bought Taro Daniel, and the trade coincided with a sharp upward price breakout despite later retracing.

This bettor wins 70% of resolved trades across 67 markets and is up about $3.9K lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market sports trader, with $131K placed across 62 events.
The buy pushed Taro Daniel well above the prior range, though the price has since fallen below their 70¢ entry.

$1,600 on Taro Daniel | Wallet win rate: 65%

92% win-rate sports sharp

Sharp serial sports trader with a 92% resolved win rate and $171k lifetime profit bought Taro Daniel at 40¢.

This bettor wins 92% of resolved bets and is up $171,739 lifetime.
They have traded across 624 events with $1.37M total volume, suggesting a repeatable sports edge.
They bought Taro Daniel at 40¢ in a liquid tennis market, taking the underdog side.

$1,294 on Taro Daniel | Wallet win rate: 90%

Profitable serial sports bettor

Surfacing because a highly profitable serial sports bettor with a huge track record bought Shevchenko with meaningful size in a relatively quiet tennis market.

This bettor has won 74% of 820 resolved bets and is up $1.83M lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader with $5.9M deployed across 551 events.
The $3.6K buy was about 69% of the market’s recent volume, showing real conviction.

$3,599 on Alexander Shevchenko | Wallet win rate: 76%

Top Holders

0x3833...33d1 — Outcome 87698565, $5,834 (76% win rate)
0x21e8...b85e — Outcome 87698565, $1,618 (95% win rate)
0xeaac...d71d — Outcome 87698565, $847 (82% win rate)
0x2374...a426 — Outcome 87698565, $821 (88% win rate)
0xd073...b757 — Outcome 87698565, $584 (57% win rate)
0x5baf...3e56 — Outcome 87698565, $500
0xeea3...a6a2 — Outcome 87698565, $488 (53% win rate)
0x5d9e...e0e3 — Outcome 87698565, $487 (91% win rate)
0x2f34...b8f2 — Outcome 87698565, $468
0xb4d0...a1c5 — Outcome 87698565, $450 (46% win rate)

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Bratislava: Alexander Shevchenko vs Taro Daniel

ResolvedBratislava: Alexander Shevchenko vs Taro Daniel$27,148 tracked9 signalsTennisGamesSports

This market refers to the tennis match between Alexander Shevchenko and Taro Daniel in the Bratislava, originally scheduled for June 14, 2026 at 5:30AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Alexander Shevchenko' if Alexander Shevchenko advances against Taro Daniel. This market will resolve to 'Taro Daniel' if Taro Daniel advances against Alexander Shevchenko. 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.