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7th day of my basketball challenge (from $100 to $1000) on @Polymarket My bank: $115 On bet: $45 Today we have 6 NBA games on @Polymarket My eyes focus on this: <> Grizzlies vs Knicks (bet on total Under 234.5) Knicks and Grizzlies rarely go over a total of 231.5, especially in recent weeks For both teams, most games this season finish below this line, though the percentage is closer to 60% than 70% Memphis is still missing two key bigs (Clarke and Edey), and Morant is out of top shape statistically. The Grizzlies are likely to slow the game down The Knicks at home are traditionally strong on defense and rebounding, which should also keep the game tight Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-mem-… <> Raptors vs Nets (bet on total Under 234.5) Raptors average around 119 points per game, but in recent games their match totals cluster in the 220–230 range Nets have scoring issues, around 110 points per game, and that can drop against disciplined defenses The last two head-to-head games ended with totals of 202 and 229 points, supporting the idea of a lower total here Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-tor-… <> Celtics vs 76ers (bet on 76ers and total Over 229.5) 76ers are currently playing some of the best offensive basketball of the season. Their core is in great shape, and at home they’ve been fast-paced and confident Celtics, by contrast, are going through a transitional phase after losing key offensive pieces. Their three-point percentage has dropped noticeably, forcing them to rely more on Jaylen Brown, Derrick White, and an inconsistent bench unit That said, Boston still maintains a competitive defense. Yet when they face strong offensive teams, their games often turn into high-scoring battles that open up late in the fourth quarter Looking at the last ten games for both teams, the total of 229.5 points has been surpassed in about 60% of cases. In their first head-to-head meeting this season, they combined for exactly 233 points Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-bos-… <> Warriors vs Thunder (bet on total Under 229.5) Thunder are one of the top defensive teams in the league, consistently holding opponents below their season scoring averages, especially at home They also rank among the top five teams in slow, half-court offense, a style that naturally limits possessions and keeps total scoring lower Warriors, meanwhile, are getting a boost with Steph Curry’s return and Butler, but their road games tend to be significantly less productive in terms of scoring Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-gsw-… <> Nuggets vs Kings (bet on total Under 243.5) The average total for games involving these two teams this season sits around 239–240 points Even in their head-to-head matchups, which are typically faster-paced with more possessions, the combined score has only occasionally surpassed the 243.5 line The Nuggets are a team that knows how and when to slow things down, especially in close games or during key stretches. Nikola Jokic often dictates the tempo, turning the game into a more controlled, half-court battle that limits possessions and naturally keeps totals lower Adding to that, the Kings’ inconsistent lineup has also affected their overall scoring output Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-den-… ALWAYS NFA AND DYOR FAM

5th day of my basketball challenge (from $100 to $1000) on @Polymarket My bank: $111 On bet: $25 Today we have 7 NBA games on @Polymarket My eyes focus on this: <> Rockets vs Bucks (bet on total Over 231.5) This season, both teams are averaging over 243 combined points per game Rockets have the best offense in the league (ortg 127.9), lead in three-point percentage (42.5% 3p), and play with a fast pace and aggressive second-chance rebounding Bucks rank third in 3p% and are among the top teams in offensive efficiency, while both struggle defensively Rockets have scored over 120 points in 75% of their games, and Bucks almost always play offense-first, weaker defense, but still a fast tempo even without their full roster Both teams often start cautiously, but the pace picks up noticeably after the first quarter Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-hou-… <> Thunder vs Grizzlies (bet on total Under 235.5) Thunder have the best defense in the league with a 107.4 defensive rating, allowing opponents just 109.7 ppg this season Grizzlies average 115.1 ppg at home, but against a defense like this, their output could drop by 5–8 points Thunder play at a 99.0 pace (one of the slowest in the league), while the grizzlies prefer a faster tempo (108.7), yet the thunder have historically been able to impose their style of play Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-okc-… <> Timberwolves vs Kings (bet on total Under 236.5) I expect a defense-focused game with a controlled pace. Timberwolves are one of the most structured teams in the west, playing through set possessions and avoiding vertical races Kings’ offense has struggled with rotations and lost creativity due to Sabonis’ injury. Without him, they lack stable ball distribution and post-up plays, which slows down the pace and reduces easy points through the big man Wolves’ defense is consistently better than raw stats suggest: when facing teams without a strong post center, their defensive efficiency spikes, and opponents’ fast breaks are shut down through tactical fouls and smart transitions Link on market: polymarket.com/event/nba-min-… ALWAYS NFA AND DYOR FAM

Will there be a direct military engagement between the U.S. and Venezuela by Nov 7 and Nov 30? A new geopolitical bet on @Polymarket which I want to analyse ➤ Context so far Since late summer, U.S. forces have conducted repeated lethal strikes on small boats near Venezuelan waters under a counter-drug mandate – 13 confirmed by late October Venezuela’s rhetoric has sharpened, calling these "acts of aggression" Meanwhile, CIA operations were publicly acknowledged on Oct 15, the kind of covert exposure that historically fuels paranoia, not firefights ➤ But behavior still matters more than narrative All confirmed U.S. targets have been non-state craft The Venezuelan military hasn’t fired, rammed, or been hit Even risky intercepts, the September F-16 flyby over a U.S. destroyer, stayed just below the threshold ➤ Extending the window changes shape, not structure More time adds cumulative probability, but not new catalysts Unless Caracas decides to physically engage, or a U.S. strike hits land by mistake, there’s little to push this across the qualifying line The same reporting constraints still apply, a single ambiguous headline won’t resolve "Yes" ➤ Forecast <> YES: 12 - 20% fair range, midpoint ~16% Risk exists, but it’s path-dependent and headline-driven Every real-world indicator, targeting pattern, language, and historical precedent, still leans "No" ➤ My bet: <> No 60¢ on Nov 30 Given the data, NO remains the dominant side, not because tension is low, but because it’s controlled Traders are paying for escalation that hasn’t learned how to happen yet Markets often confuse proximity for probability and that’s where the edge lies < link on market and useful onchain tools below >

A courier showed up today, said the package was from @Atlantislq I open it, and inside are all our Polymarket heroes. One’s enough for me, who should I send the rest to? Coincidences aren’t accidental when you’re inside @Polymarket