Kyn008 put $308,678.71 into 41 football markets on Sunday and got $439,847.49 back, net +$131,168.78. One ticket produced all of it. Take out the Chelsea bet and the other 40 markets lost about $74,100 between them. The Chelsea ticket first. Around four hours before Sunderland vs Chelsea kicked off at 09:00 ET, the wallet bought No on a Chelsea win: 22 fills between 04:58 and 05:05 ET, $204,555.04 for 409,823.77 shares, about 49.9¢ each. On the 5-minute chart that No price moved between 52¢ and 58.5¢ until 09:30 ET and stood at 81.5¢ by 09:45. Sunderland won 1-0. The redeem at 11:27 ET paid $409,823.77, net +$205,268.73. The rest of the file is much less flattering. 27 of the 41 markets went to zero, $86,917 in total. The biggest was $33,521.57 on NEC not winning at Utrecht. NEC won 3-2. Next came $15,765.41 on Barcelona not winning at Atlético, where the wallet also held $6,860.89 on an Atlético win and $4,330.43 on Over 4.5 goals. Barcelona won 2-1, so all three of those lost. Most of the remaining losers were small match-winner and goal-line tickets spread from the Netherlands to Japan. Thirteen other markets did pay. The best was No on Lazio, +$4,512.97. Together those 13 added about $12,800. I pulled each of the 41 conditions separately and matched every zero against Polymarket's final resolution. There are no sells in the file. All-time the account is +$272,199, #776 on the leaderboard. This week it is +$204,800.
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