Polymarket wallets whose settled esports buys beat the price they paid at the 95% lower bound, beside the recent large trades on CS2, Valorant, League of Legends, and Dota 2. Esports is the largest sports category on Polymarket by market count: 185,539 markets, ahead of soccer at 157,566 and tennis at 81,106. Those 4 titles each have their own live board; every other title sits on the parent esports board.
Wallets whose 95% lower bound on edge clears zero, highest first, from first large buys as they filled, equal-weighted by independent event. Polymarket only and partial: large taker buys since model launch, not reconstructed history, not raw win rate.
Large trades in esports, ranked by how unusual they are rather than by time, each with the wallet behind it. Without Pro a trade reaches this flow once it is 24 hours old, and the suspicion score behind the ranking stays with Pro.
Wallets first seen in the last 30 days, placing large directional trades. They have little settled history yet, so this is flow, not edge.
The wallets listed under edge leaders on this page. A wallet is listed only when the 95% lower bound of its edge against the price paid is above zero, measured on its first large buy in every settled esports market as it filled, and the list is ordered by that bound. A short lucky run has a wide interval and a low bound, so it rarely qualifies. When no wallet clears zero, the page says so rather than naming one.
All of them, in one Esports category. CS2, Valorant, League of Legends, and Dota 2 each have a dedicated board; Rocket League, Call of Duty, Rainbow Six, Overwatch, StarCraft, and every other title sit on the parent esports board.
Every other category we track.
A live rank needs 30 resolved independent events. 72 of the 437 ranked wallets here have a lower bound above zero. Each row uses model category-skill-v2.1.0, and observations begin , from partial Goldsky primary taker fills. Edge metrics refreshed 31m ago.
Each wallet's first qualifying taker BUY fill is compared with the resolved outcome. Conditions from the same canonical event are averaged first, then every independent event gets equal weight, and the ranking orders wallets by a conservative 95% lower bound rather than raw win rate.
Because one best-of-five series can list a market on the series winner, each map, and a spread of in-match props. Equal event weighting stops one series from counting like a dozen independent predictions.
Yes. The trade flow section on this page lists recent large esports trades, each with the Polymarket wallet behind it when that wallet has enough history.
