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Someone just put $56,814 on "No" in "Will Republicans win the Senate race in Iowa?".
Pays $227 on every $100 if the answer is No.
Where this comes from: the market on Kalshi (opens in a new tab)
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Someone just put $60,500 on "No" in "Will Republicans win the Senate race in Iowa?".
Pays $227 on every $100 if the answer is No.
Biggest bet on this market today.
Where this comes from: the market on Kalshi (opens in a new tab) - Markets
Someone just put $13,309 on "No" in "Will Benjamin Netanyahu become Prime Minister of Israel following the 2026 Israeli legislative election?".
Pays $127 on every $100 if the answer is No.
Where this comes from: the market on Kalshi (opens in a new tab) - Markets
Nooserac just put $18,512 on "Under" in "Kings vs. Spurs: O/U 251.5".
Pays $204 on every $100 if it's "Under".
Where this comes from: Polymarket trade on Polygon (opens in a new tab)Win rate · All-time profit members only
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