Settled results · checked against the official outcome
Check anyone's real sports-betting record. Every win, every loss.
Paste a public Polymarket trader and see their settled wins, losses, win rate and return, pulled live from public data. Free to read. There is no betting on this site.
We count the losing tickets nobody cashed in too, so the record can't be cherry-picked.
Last 100 settled calls of the top sports trader this month, live from Polymarket's public data.
How it works in 3 steps
- Set 1
You paste a trader's public address, or tap "Try an example".
- Set 2
We pull every settled bet and check how it really ended.
- Set 3
You get wins, losses, win rate and real return in plain words.
Reading is free and touches nothing. Nothing is moved or charged unless you choose to sign a pick stamp in your own wallet.
Tool 1 · Record check
The settled-call ledger
What this does: shows every recent bet a trader closed or that settled, and whether it won or lost, with real money in and out.
Where do I find an address? Open a profile on polymarket.com and copy the 0x… address, or pick anyone from Top traders.
| Result | Market | Pick | Entry | In | Out | Return | Date |
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Tool 2 · Form chart
Running total, day by day
What this does: draws the same trader's total profit or loss over time, as Polymarket itself counts it.
Check a record above, or try the example.
From pick to proof
How one bet becomes a line in the record
- 01
The pick
A trader buys a side at a price. 56¢ means the market gives it about a 56% chance.
- 02
The match plays
The price moves with every point. Selling early locks in a gain or a loss.
- 03
The official result
When the game ends, the winning side pays $1 per share and the losing side pays nothing.
- 04
Into the ledger
We log it as a win or a loss with money in and out. Unclaimed losers count too.
Tool 3 · Break-even check
How often do you need to be right?
What this does: turns a price into the win rate you need just to break even, then compares it with a real record.
A 70¢ pick pays 30¢ when it wins and loses 70¢ when it doesn't. So you must be right 7 times in 10 just to stand still. Cheap picks need fewer wins but pay off rarely.
Model: simple maths on a $1-per-share payout. It is not advice and does not predict anything.
Tool 4 · Live board
Matches the market is pricing right now
What this does: lists the busiest games on Polymarket with the live score and each side's price, which reads as the market's chance.
Prices are what traders pay per $1 share right now, so 64¢ reads as about a 64% chance. Updated about every 30 seconds while this section is on screen.
Tool 5 · Top traders
Who is up the most on sports
What this does: lists Polymarket's top sports traders by profit. Tap one to check whether their record holds up.
A big profit can come from one lucky bet. That is why every name links to the full settled record.
Tool 6 · Stamp a pick on Solana
Prove you called it before the game
What this does: writes your pick as a short public note on Solana, with a time nobody can change.
Callers often post wins after the fact. A stamp fixes your pick in a public Memo before kick-off. It costs only the network fee (about 0.000005 SOL) and sends no money to anyone.
Connect a wallet (top right) to stamp. You can still verify stamps without one.
Before your wallet opens
- One Memo note is written on Solana mainnet, signed by .
- Network fee about 0.000005 SOL, paid by you. No SOL or tokens are sent to anyone.
- It is permanent and public. It cannot be edited or deleted.
Verify a stamp
What this does: reads any Solana transaction signature and shows its note, signer and time.
Flowcharts
What happens when you press check
What this shows: the path of a record check, and where every piece of data and every signature goes.
Roadmap
What works, what is next
How to read it: "done" means you can use it on this page today. Nothing here has a date we can't keep.
Phase 1 · Done
The honest ledger
- Settled-call ledger that counts unclaimed losers
- Form chart from Polymarket's own profit history
- Break-even model with live record hand-off
Phase 2 · Done
Courtside
- Live match board with scores and prices
- Top sports traders, one tap to their record
- Pick stamps on Solana and a stamp verifier
Phase 3 · Building
Your stamp history
- See every pick you stamped from one wallet
- Grade stamped picks once the game settles
Phase 4 · Planned
Head to head
- Two traders side by side
- Split a record by sport and by price band
Phase 5 · Planned
Holder extras
- Saved watchlists for coin holders, checked with a read-only wallet connect
Tokenomics
The coin, laid out plainly
Planned The coin has not launched yet. This is the planned structure: one fair launch, nothing held back.
- 0% sold on the public launch curve, to anyone, same rules for all
- 0% moves into the trading pool at graduation, locked or burned
- Presale
- None
- Team allocation
- 0%, unless bought on the curve like anyone else
- Mint authority
- Off: no new coins can ever be made
- Freeze authority
- Off: nobody can freeze your coins
- Pool at graduation
- Locked or burned
- Returns
- None promised. The coin is not a share of anything.
Plain words
The terms on this page
- Settled
- The game is over and the market paid out: $1 per share to the winning side, $0 to the losing side.
- Price (¢)
- What one share costs. A 64¢ price means traders give that side about a 64% chance.
- Win rate
- Wins divided by all settled calls. Useless alone: a 90% win rate on 95¢ picks can still lose money.
- Return
- Net profit divided by the money put in. This is the number that tells you if someone is actually good.
- Never cashed
- Losing tickets left in the account. Many scoreboards hide them; we count them as losses.
- Memo / signature
- A Memo is a public text note on Solana. The signature is the ID you use to look it up later.
Questions
FAQ
What is this, in one sentence?
A free scoreboard that shows whether a public sports trader really wins, using every settled result, not just the ones they show off.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
Reading records is free and needs no wallet. The site never holds funds and never asks for a seed phrase. The only thing you can sign is an optional pick stamp: one public note, about 0.000005 SOL in network fee, no money sent to anyone.
Can I bet here?
No. Rallyedge reads public data only. There is no betting, no deposit and no copy-trading on this site.
Where does the data come from?
Records, profit history and the leaderboard come live from Polymarket's public data service. Live matches come from Polymarket's public market list. Stamps are read from Solana mainnet.
Why does the win rate look different from other sites?
We include losing positions that were never cashed in. Leaving those out makes almost anyone look like a genius.
What is a model here?
The break-even check is a model: plain maths, clearly labelled. Everything else on the page is real data. We never invent a number.
Is this connected to Polymarket?
No. Rallyedge is an independent site that reads Polymarket's public data. It is not affiliated with Polymarket or any trader shown.