A New Wallet Spends $4.22 Million on Upset Bets in the World Cup, Nets $9.06 Million
According to data from Polymarket, a new wallet spent an astonishing $4.22 million betting on upset results in the World Cup: wagering that Spain would not win the match and that Cape Verde would win with a -2.5 spread. As a result, the $4.22 million turned into $13.28 million, yielding a profit of $9.06 million.
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