Public evidence record

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0xcbef04dead0a5d75b28d2bb4ef149a222da10c11

Record anatomy

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Evidence sourcePublic Polymarket data

Trades and settlements are ingested from the public market record, not self-reported.

Identity statusUnclaimed public record

The record is public; no ownership claim is attached yet.

Stats recomputedNov 7, 2026

Source sync: Nov 6, 2026.

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Typical return

-3.0%1,646 closed · winsorized per-position

Bankroll return

-0.5%$508,799 deployed · longshots uncapped

Closing line value

-1.44%516 pre-event fills

Settlement record

958-587-4Wins · losses · pushes

Worst drawdown

−48.1uDeepest peak-to-trough over 1,646 closed

95% confidence interval on typical return: -6.6% to +0.6%

1,646 closed positions · 1,937 taker fills · $508,799 deployed

Typical position $203 (median) · closing line value measured over 516 pre-event fills · 0% of fills were market making

Two different returns, on purpose. Typical return is the equal-weight mean of per-position results after capping extreme longshot payouts (same series as the ranking t-stat) and shrinking toward the population mean when the sample is small. Bankroll return is total P&L ÷ total deployed — real dollars, including lottery tickets. Neither is a tip. Full methodology.

Currently holding

No open positions above $1 as of just now. This wallet is flat.

By sport

Where this record comes from. Each sport carries its own sample and is scored against the others in that sport, never against the overall board.

Tennis1,274 closed718–467–4-4.0%
Hockey148 closed93–50-2.4%
Soccer111 closed76–31-3.6%
Basketball64 closed34–28-4.5%

Sports with fewer than 30 closed positions are not listed — there is nothing to say about them yet. The full position log shows every market either way.

Position log

Every settled position in this page window, newest first. Entry price is what one $1 share cost, followed by that same price in American odds — one price, two notations, never a stake. Losses render exactly as wins do. Ranking only uses sports-classified markets; crypto and other non-sports can still appear here because the wallet traded them.

Settled	Market	Side	Result	Entry price	Cost	P&L
2026-11-06	Rolex Paris Masters: Luca Van Assche vs Rinky Hijikatatennis · moneyline	Luca Van Assche	won	67¢ · -203	$762	+357
2026-11-05	Utah vs. Canadienshockey · moneyline	Canadiens	won	48¢ · +108	$308	+317
2026-11-05	Charlottesville: Maks Kasnikowski vs Michael Antoniustennis · moneyline	Maks Kasnikowski	won	55¢ · -122	$614	+478
2026-11-05	Rolex Paris Masters: Jan-Lennard Struff vs Casper Ruudtennis · moneyline	Casper Ruud	won