Monitoring by Svmuu Seer Channel shows that in the Polymarket prediction event "NBA Regular Season Trail Blazers vs. Bucks," an account with a loss of nearly $9 million (address: 0x492442eab586f242b53bda933fd5de859c8a3782) purchased $200,000 on the Trail Blazers with a -14.5 point spread to beat the Bucks, with an opening price of 53¢.
The NBA regular season game between the Rockets and the Timberwolves is scheduled to start at 10:00 AM Beijing time today. The NBA regular season is currently in its final stages. The Trail Blazers have a record of 36 wins and 37 losses, ranking 9th in the Western Conference; the Bucks have a record of 29 wins and 42 losses, ranking 11th in the Eastern Conference.
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Account with Nearly $9 Million Loss Purchases $200,000 on Trail Blazers to Beat Bucks in NBA Regular Season
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