Part of: Cordoba: Juan Ignacio Gallego vs Ryan Dickerson

Cordoba: Juan Ignacio Gallego vs Ryan Dickerson

5 smart money signals detected, totaling $18,745.

Notable Trades

Elite serial sports winner

Highly proven serial sports trader with massive positive P&L bought Ryan Dickerson at 74% before the market moved to 86%.

This bettor has won 73% of 4,815 resolved bets and is up $7.8M lifetime.
They bought Ryan Dickerson at 74%, and the market has already moved to 86%.
This is a serial cross-market trader with $13.7M in tracked activity across 1,519 events.

$1,339 on Ryan Dickerson | Wallet win rate: 63%

88% winner buying underdog

Sharp tennis bettor with an 88% resolved win rate and strong profit bought Gallego at 25¢ before the market moved to 34¢.

This bettor wins 88% of resolved trades and is up $48.7K lifetime.
They bought Gallego at 25¢, and the price quickly moved to 34¢ after the trade.
Entry at 25¢ implies they saw a roughly 4x payout opportunity on the underdog.

$1,077 on Juan Ignacio Gallego | Wallet win rate: 82%

Profitable serial trader fades favorite

Proven profitable serial cross-market tennis bettor sold Ryan Dickerson, effectively backing Juan Ignacio Gallego, with a large trade that moved price downward.

This bettor has won 68% of 144 resolved trades and is up about $269K lifetime.
They are a very active cross-market trader, with $1.57M bet across 215 events.
Selling Ryan Dickerson at 68¢ is effectively backing Juan Ignacio Gallego at 32¢, after helping push Dickerson down 12 points in under 3 minutes.

$7,553 on Juan Ignacio Gallego | Wallet win rate: 76%

Profitable serial tennis bettor

Profitable serial sports trader with a large sample is buying Ryan Dickerson amid a strong pre-match volume spike and recent price movement.

This bettor has won 68% of 144 resolved bets and is up $268K lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader with $1.56M deployed across 214 events.
A $7K buy landed during a 19x volume spike, suggesting fresh pre-match conviction.

$7,000 on Ryan Dickerson | Wallet win rate: 76%

91% winner backs favorite

A highly proven tennis bettor with a 91% win rate and strong cross-market history bought Ryan Dickerson at 70%.

This bettor wins 91% of resolved trades and is up $65k lifetime.
They have a long pattern across 32 events, with the same 91% hit rate over 218 resolved positions.
A $1.8k buy at 70¢ suggests they see Ryan Dickerson as materially underpriced despite already being favored.

$1,775 on Ryan Dickerson | Wallet win rate: 88%

Top Holders

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0xeaf3...e802 — Outcome 65777197, $7,310 (82% win rate)
0x2a2c...9bc1 — Outcome 65777197, $4,871 (53% win rate)
0xa664...f849 — Outcome 65777197, $1,000 (86% win rate)
0x47c8...f30a — Outcome 65777197, $676
0x5628...abbc — Outcome 65777197, $500
0xe85d...ad4b — Outcome 65777197, $461 (62% win rate)
0xbd3a...91fd — Outcome 65777197, $405
0x88ff...78ae — Outcome 65777197, $324
0x2aa1...1ea8 — Outcome 65777197, $256 (88% win rate)

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Cordoba: Juan Ignacio Gallego vs Ryan Dickerson

ResolvedCordoba: Juan Ignacio Gallego vs Ryan Dickerson$18,745 tracked5 signalsTennisSportsGames

This market refers to the tennis match between Juan Ignacio Gallego and Ryan Dickerson in the Cordoba, originally scheduled for May 11, 2026 at 9:00AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Juan Ignacio Gallego' if Juan Ignacio Gallego advances against Ryan Dickerson. This market will resolve to 'Ryan Dickerson' if Ryan Dickerson advances against Juan Ignacio Gallego. 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.