Part of: Geneva Open: Alexei Popyrin vs Clement Tabur

Geneva Open: Alexei Popyrin vs Clement Tabur

9 smart money signals detected, totaling $80,374.

Notable Trades

Profitable serial sports trader

A profitable serial sports trader bought Popyrin at 63¢ before the market moved to 94¢, suggesting they caught a major repricing early.

This bettor has traded across 25 events and is up about $21K lifetime.
They bought Popyrin at 63¢ before the market jumped to 94¢.
The move is largely priced in now, but the early entry is worth tracking.

$2,000 on Alexei Popyrin | Wallet win rate: 56%

Coordinated Tabur whale cluster

Coordinated Tabur buying from multiple wallets, including a highly profitable sports bettor, coincided with a sharp volume spike and rapid odds move.

A bettor who has won 72% of nearly 7,000 resolved bets and is up $10.4M joined the Tabur side.
Seven wallets bought $26.4k of Tabur in the same window, with most entries around 29¢ before the move.
The market saw a 68x volume spike and Tabur jumped 16.5 points in under 3 minutes.

$26,398 on Clement Tabur

15-wallet funded tennis cluster

High-score alert with 15 linked wallets and 4-wallet one-sided buying on Popyrin, backed by a profitable serial cross-market trader and a major pre-match volume spike.

15 linked wallets share the same funder, with 4 wallets buying Popyrin for $32.8K total.
This bettor is up $368.7K lifetime across 75 resolved bets and regularly trades across sports markets.
Volume is 67.6x above normal before the match, suggesting unusually strong pre-event positioning.

$1,684 on Alexei Popyrin | Wallet win rate: 65%

Profitable serial sports bettor

Profitable serial cross-market bettor with a 73% record and over $1M P&L bought Popyrin during a major pre-match volume spike.

This bettor has won 73% of resolved trades and is up about $1.0M lifetime.
They have traded 28 related sports events with over $2.1M deployed, suggesting a repeatable strategy.
Market activity spiked 145x above normal before the match, adding momentum behind the signal.

$3,397 on Alexei Popyrin | Wallet win rate: 80%

Sharp tennis cluster buying underdog

A six-wallet cluster, including a highly profitable 72% winner up $10.4M, bought $23.6k of Clement Tabur and moved the price sharply from 29¢ to 37¢.

A bettor who wins 72% of resolved trades and is up $10.4M joined this Tabur buy.
Six wallets bought the same underdog within minutes, totaling $23.6k.
Tabur jumped from 29¢ to 37¢ during the buying, with volume running 145x above normal.

$23,588 on Clement Tabur

Million-dollar serial bettor

A highly profitable serial cross-market bettor bought Popyrin amid a major pre-event volume spike, though the market has moved against their 71¢ entry.

This bettor has won 73% of resolved trades and is up about $1.03M lifetime.
They are a serial cross-market trader across 27 events with over $2.17M in detected volume.
Market activity spiked 66x before the match, suggesting broader positioning around this side.

$8,725 on Alexei Popyrin | Wallet win rate: 80%

87% tennis sharp on underdog

Sharp wallet with an 87% win rate and strong lifetime profit bought the Tabur underdog despite the market later moving against the position.

This bettor wins 87% of resolved trades and is up $171.8K lifetime.
They are a proven cross-market trader, active across 42 events with the same 87% hit rate.
They bought Clement Tabur at 44¢, and the current 38¢ price offers a cheaper entry than the sharp paid.

$1,272 on Clement Tabur | Wallet win rate: 77%

Profitable tennis cluster

Three profitable, high-volume tennis traders bought the same side in quick succession during a 17x pre-event volume spike.

Three profitable bettors put $9.7k on Popyrin within 3 minutes.
Two wallets are serial cross-market traders with 68% win rates and large lifetime profits.
Pre-match volume spiked 17x, suggesting this was not routine market activity.

$9,659 on Alexei Popyrin

Profitable serial sports bettor

Profitable serial cross-market sports bettor with a 68% record and nearly $290k lifetime P&L bought Popyrin at 62¢.

This bettor wins 68% of resolved trades and is up about $290k lifetime.
They have traded across 25 events in this pattern, with $229k total tied to cross-market activity.
Entry at 62¢ suggests they see Popyrin as underpriced despite the market already being fairly liquid.

$3,651 on Alexei Popyrin | Wallet win rate: 74%

Top Holders

0xfe78...0319 — Outcome 10582568, $51,813 (63% win rate)
0x232c...e613 — Outcome 10582568, $5,101
0xb184...b6c6 — Outcome 10582568, $2,891 (77% win rate)
0x160b...4296 — Outcome 10582568, $1,991 (77% win rate)
0x48b8...4b69 — Outcome 10582568, $1,532 (72% win rate)
0x2b9c...a518 — Outcome 10582568, $1,021 (92% win rate)
0xa664...f849 — Outcome 10582568, $1,000 (86% win rate)
0x5b62...d87f — Outcome 10582568, $881 (81% win rate)
0xaa4c...7bfd — Outcome 10582568, $784 (74% win rate)
0xc23f...3239 — Outcome 10582568, $780

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Geneva Open: Alexei Popyrin vs Clement Tabur

ResolvedGeneva Open: Alexei Popyrin vs Clement Tabur$80,374 tracked9 signalsTennisSportsGames

This market refers to the tennis match between Alexei Popyrin and Clement Tabur in the Geneva Open, originally scheduled for May 19, 2026 at 4:00AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Alexei Popyrin' if Alexei Popyrin advances against Clement Tabur. This market will resolve to 'Clement Tabur' if Clement Tabur advances against Alexei Popyrin. 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.