Part of: Madrid Open, Qualification: Rinky Hijikata vs Chris Rodesch

Madrid Open, Qualification: Rinky Hijikata vs Chris Rodesch

4 smart money signals detected, totaling $30,845.

Notable Trades

97% win-rate sharp bettor

A highly proven sports trader with a 97% win rate put nearly $10k on Chris Rodesch at 84¢, and the market has since moved to 100%, making this a strong follow-worthy sharp-bettor signal despite only one detection flag.

This bettor wins 97% of resolved trades with 1,206 wins and $233.7k profit
They put nearly $10k on Chris Rodesch at 84¢, and the market has already moved to 100¢
This wallet has traded across 552 markets in 291 events, which points to a repeatable edge rather than a one-off bet

$9,853 on Chris Rodesch | Wallet win rate: 96%

Profitable contrarian sports bettor

A highly active cross-market sports trader with 375 resolved bets and $111.8k profit bought the underdog after a sharp 18-point price drop, making this a modest but notable contrarian follow signal.

This bettor has 375 resolved bets, a 62% win rate, and $111.8k in profit
They bought Rinky at 28¢ after the price fell about 18 points, signaling a contrarian entry
The bet is modest at $2.0k, but it came from a wallet that has traded 397 events and $5.2M total

$1,957 on Rinky Hijikata | Wallet win rate: 61%

Sharp 3-wallet tennis cluster

Three wallets piled into Rinky Hijikata around 55-56¢, including one bettor with a 92% win rate and another profitable high-volume trader, creating a coordinated signal worth watching despite the market being liquid.

Three wallets all bought Rinky Hijikata within minutes, putting $6.2k on the same side.
One of the bettors wins 92% of resolved trades, and another is up $111.8k lifetime.
They paid 55-56¢ while the market is now 50¢, suggesting they still saw value above a coin flip.

$6,223 on Rinky Hijikata

Profitable bettor hits thin tennis market

A proven high-volume bettor with 370 resolved trades and $122k profit made a $12.8k buy that dwarfs activity in an otherwise inactive tennis market.

This bettor has 370 resolved trades, a 62% win rate, and is up $122k overall
They put $12.8k on Rinky Hijikata in a market that had only $449 of 24-hour volume
Buying at 52¢ in a 50/50 market suggests they see a real edge despite the quiet order flow

$12,812 on Rinky Hijikata | Wallet win rate: 61%

Top Holders

0x3fde...dca9 — Outcome 21454080, $4,850
0x5bf5...9896 — Outcome 21454080, $2,398
0xc181...0992 — Outcome 21454080, $2,345 (92% win rate)
0xf02f...1ed8 — Outcome 21454080, $1,214 (81% win rate)
0x4374...dbaa — Outcome 21454080, $753 (94% win rate)
0x1a59...a57e — Outcome 21454080, $518
0x6aaa...ddfd — Outcome 21454080, $379
0x0a44...61c5 — Outcome 21454080, $379
0x3191...e118 — Outcome 21454080, $367
0x568a...e185 — Outcome 21454080, $249

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Madrid Open, Qualification: Rinky Hijikata vs Chris Rodesch

ResolvedMadrid Open, Qualification: Rinky Hijikata vs Chris Rodesch$30,845 tracked4 signalsTennisSportsGames

This market refers to the tennis match between Rinky Hijikata and Chris Rodesch in the Madrid Open, Qualification, originally scheduled for April 20, 2026 at 10:00AM ET. This market will resolve to 'Rinky Hijikata' if Rinky Hijikata advances against Chris Rodesch. This market will resolve to 'Chris Rodesch' if Chris Rodesch advances against Rinky Hijikata. 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.