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Where Polymarket’s 100 best traders have their money.
The 100 most profitable traders on Leaderboards, from Polymarket’s international exchange (not Polymarket US).
Where to trade in the US
Code SKILL on every app
Polymarket US$25 on a $10 deposit
Kalshi$25 when you trade $25
Underdog$50 when you play $10
Betr$200 in no-sweat entries
Chalkboard$100 bonus plus a free pickUS apps. Every app, offer and state: best prediction market apps. 18+ (21+ where required). Offers for new users; check each app’s terms.
common questions
Who are the 100?
The 100 Polymarket traders with the best profit over the last 30 days across all sports on our Leaderboards, counting only traders with at least 15 settled positions, so one lucky bet doesn’t qualify anyone.
What does Their money show?
Of the money the 100 hold on a game (bought in the last 7 days, less anything sold), the share on each side. Everyone else’s split is shown below for comparison.
What do Backing the underdog and Gap mean?
Backing the underdog: 3+ of the 100 are in the game and 60%+ of their money is on the side priced under 50¢. Gap: the 100’s share of money on that side minus everyone else’s, so you see how far their conviction runs past the crowd. It shows where their money is, not what will happen.
Do the 100’s leans actually win?
The record at the top tracks it: every game where 3+ of the 100 had 60%+ of their money on one side 30 minutes before the start, graded when it settles. Points are scored at the price at that time, so backing a 30¢ side that wins counts +70.
Why are some games listed separately?
With only one or two of the 100 in a game, the split is one or two people’s bets, so those games are listed on their own without percentages.
Is this Polymarket US?
No. It uses Polymarket’s international exchange, where every trade and wallet is public. Polymarket US doesn’t show who made each trade, so its traders can’t be ranked or followed. Prices on Polymarket US can differ a little from these.
Which markets count?
Game-winner markets with two named sides, from trades of $1,000 or more. Spreads, totals and Premier League matches (three yes/no markets) are left out for now.
Is this advice?
No. Good past results don’t guarantee the next one, and following any trader is risky. Nothing here is a recommendation.