According to PPP prediction market monitoring, in the Polymarket prediction event “2026 World Cup Quarterfinals: France vs. Morocco,” a “dumb money” account that lost over $6.1 million (address: 0x224a89dbe0db0d6124b335edabd15b3f877da3d5) purchased approximately $101,000 worth of bets that France would fail to defeat Morocco, with an average entry price of 37.3¢.
The France vs. Morocco knockout match will take place at 4:00 a.m. Beijing Time on July 10, This match is a rematch of last tournament’s semifinal. Based on their head-to-head history, France remains undefeated against Morocco and holds a psychological edge. Star player Kylian Mbappé is in peak form and currently ranks second on the World Cup scoring chart with 7 goals.
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Some idiot bet $101,000 on the World Cup quarterfinals, but France couldn't beat Morocco
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