Part of: US Open, Qualification ATP: Jerome Kym vs Colton Smith

US Open, Qualification ATP: Jerome Kym vs Colton Smith

4 smart money signals detected, totaling $28,876.

Categories: Tennis, Sports, Games

Notable Trades

Elite bettor backs Jerome Kym

A highly proven bettor with a 97% win rate and 46-point edge is taking a fresh position on Jerome Kym.

This bettor has won 216 of 223 resolved positions, with a $286,313 lifetime profit.
Their 51% average entry price versus a 97% win rate indicates an unusually strong historical edge.
The fresh $1,180 position buys Jerome Kym at 58%, well below the suggested 68% copy ceiling.

$1,180 on Jerome Kym | Wallet win rate: 97%

97% winner adds to Kym

A highly profitable serial sports bettor with a 97% win rate is adding $6,875 to Jerome Kym despite the market moving against the position.

This bettor has won 68 of 70 resolved positions, earning $327,284 on nearly $1.7M invested.
They added $6,875 to an existing Jerome Kym position at 55¢, showing increased conviction despite current odds near 50%.
The wallet has traded across 84 events for $459,478, making this a repeatable sports-betting specialist rather than a one-off bet.

$6,875 on Jerome Kym | Wallet win rate: 96%

Sharp bettors scaling into Kym

Three wallets committed nearly $20,000 to Jerome Kym, including two highly profitable bettors, amid a 102x volume spike and a sharp price decline.

Three wallets bought Jerome Kym for $19,733 during a 102x surge over normal volume.
Two participants have exceptional records: 93% wins across 207 bets and 97% across 70 bets.
The coordinated buying came despite Kym falling from 55¢ to 36¢, with the current price offering a lower entry.

$19,733 on Jerome Kym

Serial cross-market trader fades Kym

A highly experienced serial cross-market trader sold Jerome Kym at 75¢ as a major volume spike preceded a move down to 68%, supporting a contrarian position on Colton Smith.

This trader has participated in 1,386 events, won 70% of 100,280 resolved bets, and earned $670,364.
The 75¢ sale of Jerome Kym was followed by the price falling to 68%, while market volume spiked 148.7× its historical average.
The equivalent contrarian position is Colton Smith, whose odds have risen from the trader’s implied 25¢ entry to about 32¢.

$1,088 on Colton Smith | Wallet win rate: 71%

Top Holders

0x5877...d894 — Outcome 19488041, $30,000 (93% win rate)
0xf3a1...bf4b — Outcome 19488041, $12,500 (96% win rate)
0x2c33...0563 — Outcome 19488041, $5,339 (57% win rate)
0xc3c3...eec8 — Outcome 19488041, $5,000 (99% win rate)
0xe98c...8792 — Outcome 19488041, $3,220 (97% win rate)
0xe1e3...f1bd — Outcome 19488041, $2,058 (70% win rate)
0xc452...7234 — Outcome 19488041, $1,522 (58% win rate)
0x6a03...92d3 — Outcome 19488041, $1,000 (97% win rate)
0x84d4...fff3 — Outcome 19488041, $677
0x2ea6...428a — Outcome 19488041, $517

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US Open, Qualification ATP: Jerome Kym vs Colton Smith

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This market refers to the tennis match between Jerome Kym and Colton Smith in the US Open, Qualification ATP, originally scheduled for August 26, 2026 at 3:30PM ET. This market will resolve to 'Jerome Kym' if Jerome Kym advances against Colton Smith. This market will resolve to 'Colton Smith' if Colton Smith advances against Jerome Kym. If the match is canceled (not played at all), ends in a tie, or a winner has not been determined by September 9, 2026, 11:59 PM ET (14 days after the scheduled start), 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.