gabagool22: Verified $868,862.52 Polymarket P&L Snapshot (July 16, 2026)

Polymarket's official all-time, all-market leaderboard returned gabagool22 at the wallet 0x6031b6eed1c97e853c6e0f03ad3ce3529351f96d with portfolio P&L of $868,862.52. That provider response owns the account total. We checked the production database only to reconcile that figure and for the narrower resolved-market counts below.

Correction (July 16, 2026): the February version mixed an unrecoverable historical total with conflicting market counts, unsourced strategy claims, and hand-built chart series presented as observed performance. We withdrew those claims instead of rescaling or relabeling them, and kept the URL so earlier citations reach the correction.

Every figure here is fixed at July 16, 2026. The live profile keeps updating, so its values can differ from this snapshot.

Polymarket gives this wallet three totals, and they sit within $55,869.49 of each other: $868,862.50 on its older P&L curve, $863,504.13 after fees and rebates, and $812,993.01 of realized P&L on its leaderboard. Its position records add up to that leaderboard figure within $0.03.

Our 28,620 stored rows summed to $749,954.37 in July. On October 11 the same rows summed to -$557,848.15. The wallet has not traded since February, so the swing is in our data. It is why this page takes every account total from Polymarket and keeps our row sum as a diagnostic.

In July, 22,740 of our 28,620 resolved rows were positive, 79.45%. On October 11 the same markets read 18,525 positive, 64.73%, and that is the win rate the profile shows. Polymarket's own position records count 23,277, 81.33%.

Until our rows match Polymarket's again, read the profile's win rate for this wallet as our number and 81.33% as Polymarket's. The 2.13 profit factor came from the July rows, synced July 16, 2026 at 04:29:56 UTC: it describes that data.

We removed the original historical profit total, the asset and time-bucket splits, the holding-duration splits, the best and worst sessions, elapsed-window rates, per-trade expectancy, third-party benchmarks, and a simulated cumulative-profit curve. None of them had a recoverable provider response or a reproducible query tied to the publication date.

We also retracted the claim that these rows prove a market-making strategy. A high positive-row rate or profit factor describes stored outcomes. It cannot show order-book behavior, execution intent, uptime, or where the profit came from.

On October 11 we re-read the account from Polymarket's public endpoints: its daily P&L series, user stats, leaderboard and every position. The series has gabagool22 trading from late October 2025 to late February 2026, 12.9 million fills and $71.4 million in cash, and not one fill since. Dec 2025 alone added $307,058.02.

Unlike the withdrawn February curve, every bar in the chart below is Polymarket's own number. All but 3 of its 28,620 markets were crypto Up or Down markets, 21,331 of them 15-minute ones, and it held both sides in 28,586. That is what the record shows, not why.

The July figures come from a saved leaderboard response (category OVERALL, time period ALL, order PNL, and the wallet address, as Polymarket's official OpenAPI spec documents them) and a read-only, repeatable-read query of our stored rows less than 5 minutes later. That query required one wallet-address match, the current username, full resolved or expired status coverage, finite realized P&L, and matching counts before it returned anything.

gabagool22's profile shows P&L after fees and rebates: $863,504.13 at 15:45 UTC on October 10, 2026. Polymarket charged the wallet $54,694.51 in fees and paid back $50,511.17 in maker rebates, 92% of them, so the profile sits close to the July figure.

Use the profile for current numbers and this page for the July 16, 2026 record, and do not mix figures from the two dates. The one profile number to read with care is the win rate: for this wallet it comes from our rows, which no longer match Polymarket's.