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Two to four tracked traders side by side: their record on consensus markets, where they are strongest, what prices they buy at, how often they side with the consensus and the markets they hold together right now.

Traders side by side
EMCSQdzsibenaja0xc1a9273b15a17d21AF09DddB42b9239B93D4e2Db-1777826537793BreakTheBank
Record (consensus markets)35% (27–51, n=78)87% (137–20, n=157)91% (187–19, n=206)67% (476–237, n=713)
Consensus PnL$538$130K$73K$10.5M
Tracked aswas PM monthly #533Hand-pickedwas PM monthly #980PM monthly #1
Sides with the consensusno open consensus position100% (17 of 17 open)50% (1 of 2 open)79% (50 of 63 open)
Strongest topicsnot computed yet
  • NFL +50 pts n=112, ROI +50%
  • NBA +49 pts n=63, ROI +48%
  • Soccer +41 pts n=275, ROI +38%
Weakest topic————
Settled positions, side won—89% of 195 at avg 85¢, ROI +3%95% of 184 at avg 71¢, ROI +17%98% of 494 at avg 53¢, ROI +41%
Entries under 30¢—5% (won 0% of 10)0%11% (won 87% of 52)
Entries 30–50¢—2% (won 0% of 4)9% (won 81% of 16)34% (won 98% of 169)
Entries 50–70¢—7% (won 92% of 13)29% (won 92% of 53)34% (won 99% of 170)
Entries 70¢ and up—86% (won 96% of 168)63% (won 97% of 115)21% (won 100% of 103)

Records and specialties count consensus markets only and run optimistic: Polymarket's closed-position data rarely lists bets that went to zero. Edge = how much more often the held side won than its entry price implied.

Markets they hold together now

2 on the same side, 1 on opposite sides. Opposite sides first.

MarketEMCSQdzsibenaja0xc1a9273b15a17d21AF09DddB42b9239B93D4e2Db-1777826537793BreakTheBank
Will the Democratic Party control the House after the 2026 Midterm elections?
opposite sides · consensus Yes
—Yes $17K—No $118K
2026 Balance of Power: D Senate, D House
same side · consensus Yes
—Yes $2.0K—Yes $265K
2026 Balance of Power: R Senate, R House
same side · consensus No
—No $5.6K—No $125K