✓ Resolved No

Who's betting on “Will Dan Hooker fight Charles Oliveira next?”?

Sports$13K traded38 holdersUpdated October 4, 2026
0%Yes
100%No

The historically profitable money is split between the sides: neither is clearly ahead.

Volume
$13K
traded all time
Held now
$48
by 38 wallets
Smart share · Yes
39%
32 scored holders
Smart share · No
43%
6 scored holders

What the money says

The odds

This market closed on October 4, 2026 and resolved No. $13K has been traded on it.

The smart money

39% of the money on Yes and 43% of the money on No is held by wallets that are in profit overall. The profitable money is split about evenly between the sides. A day ago it leaned Yes, by 32 points. A week ago it was split.

Who holds it

38 wallets hold a position worth $48 in all; Polkyo has a track record for 38 of them.

Yes0%
Smart money share39% ▼ 50 pts in 24 h
7 days ago 39%a day ago 89%now 39%
Holders
32
Money on it
$2
Holders' win rate
58%
No100%
Smart money share43% ▼ 13 pts in 24 h
7 days ago 43%a day ago 57%now 43%
Holders
6
Money on it
$46
Holders' win rate
74%
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Questions

Who is betting on "Will Dan Hooker fight Charles Oliveira next?"?

38 wallets hold a position worth $48 in all; Polkyo has a track record for 38 of them.

What are the Polymarket odds for "Will Dan Hooker fight Charles Oliveira next?"?

This market closed on October 4, 2026 and resolved No. $13K has been traded on it.

Which side is the smart money on?

39% of the money on Yes and 43% of the money on No is held by wallets that are in profit overall. The profitable money is split about evenly between the sides. A day ago it leaned Yes, by 32 points. A week ago it was split.

When does this market end?

This market closed on October 4, 2026 and resolved No. $13K has been traded on it.

Smart money share: the part of a side's money held by wallets in profit overall, each scored by its record as of the day it entered. How Polkyo works. Analytics from public data, not financial advice. Not affiliated with Polymarket.