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"Whales" are bettors who move real money — when several of them back the same side on a game, that's a signal worth watching. We track them anonymously on Polymarket, plus Kalshi and DraftKings' own sharp-money splits, and rank each whale by how they've actually performed, not by how big their bet is. Click any player row for their full track record.
| Player | Side | Bet | Last 30 days ⓘ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Player #1 Proven winner | Houston Astros | $36K | +1% ROI(+1% lifetime) | view › |
Player #2 Proven winner | Houston Astros | $7K | +3% ROI(+2% lifetime) | view › |
Player #3 Roughly even | Detroit Tigers | $15K | 0% ROI(0% lifetime) | view › |
Player #4 Roughly even | Houston Astros | $13K | 0% ROI(0% lifetime) | view › |
Player #5 High-volume loser | Detroit Tigers | $20K | +1% ROI(-1% lifetime) | view › |
Player #6 Net loser | Houston Astros | $10K | -1% ROI(-1% lifetime) | view › |
Player #7 High-volume loser | Detroit Tigers | $9K | -1% ROI(-1% lifetime) | view › |
Player #8 Net loser | Detroit Tigers | $6K | -4% ROI(-3% lifetime) | view › |
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