TREE NEWS reports: A prediction-market account with $1 million in weekly profit bought $57,000 on G2 defeating TES in the third round of the League of Legends S16 World Championship Swiss stage. The account, 0x6ac5bb06a9eb05641fd5e82640268b92f3ab4b6e, opened the position at an average price of 51.6 cents for 110,839.9 shares. The Swiss stage’s third round consists entirely of best-of-one matches.
Account With $1M Weekly Profit Buys $57K on G2 to Beat TES at LoL Worlds S16
The signal here is less the size of the bet than the format it targets: a best-of-one Swiss round compresses variance, so a position near even odds is a conviction call on a single map rather than a series edge. A trader with that weekly profit profile drawing attention for a five-figure stake suggests prediction markets are becoming a visible venue for esports flow, where large positions can move prices and invite copy-trading. Whether that account's sizing reflects genuine information or simply liquidity tolerance is the open question worth watching as the Swiss stage progresses.
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