rubby-always-wins
Up $272 on $38K traded, ranked #151,575 of all Polymarket traders.
- Win rate
- 49% of 387 markets
- ROI
- +0.7% profit over volume
- Volume
- $38K all time
- Open now
- $787 in 4 markets
- Weather100%
About rubby-always-wins
The money
rubby-always-wins is a Polymarket trader with $272 in lifetime profit on $38K traded. That is a return of +0.7% on every dollar they have put through the market. On Polymarket's all-time profit leaderboard they rank #151,575. Polkyo has been recording their moves since October 2026.
The record
Polkyo has scored 387 closed markets for rubby-always-wins, and they came out ahead on 49% of them. Their Polkyo Score, which weighs edge, consistency, track record and profit, is 22 out of 100: a weak record so far.
How they trade
Their trading reads as automated: a bot places their orders, so a position says more about a strategy than a view; by style Polkyo files them as "balanced"; most of their open money is in weather (100%) markets.
Right now
Right now the scanner sees rubby-always-wins in 4 open markets, with $787 on the line. Their largest position is $300 on Yes in "Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 24°C on October 29?", which trades at 100¢. Next is $300 on No in "Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 23°C on October 29?".
The last 30 days
In the last 30 days Polkyo logged 5 moves by rubby-always-wins across 5 markets: $124 bought and $111 sold. The latest: trimmed $40 of No in "Will the highest temperature in Miami be between 84-85°F on October 28?" at 100¢.
What rubby-always-wins holds right now
4 open markets · $787
Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 24°C on October 29?Yes$300Yes at 100¢ · 100% chance · WeatherWill the highest temperature in Shanghai be 23°C on October 29?No$300No at 100¢ · 100% chance · Weather
Will the highest temperature in Wuhan be 18°C on October 29?Yes$101Yes at 100¢ · 100% chance · Weather
Will the highest temperature in Buenos Aires be 24°C on October 29?No$87No at 73¢ · 73% chance · WeatherLatest moves
what rubby-always-wins did most recently
TrimmedWill the highest temperature in Miami be between 84-85°F on October 28?−$40No at 100¢ · 15h ago- TrimmedWill the highest temperature in Miami be between 86-87°F on October 28?−$71Yes at 100¢ · 15h ago
BoughtWill S&P 500 (SPY) hit (LOW) $760 Week of October 12 2026?+$25No at 84¢ · 13d ago
BoughtWill "Elon" or "Musk" be said during the first Joe Rogan Experience of the week of October 12?+$26No at 52¢ · 16d ago- BoughtWill "Buddy of Mine" be said during the first Joe Rogan Experience of the week of October 12?+$72No at 80¢ · 16d ago
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Questions about rubby-always-wins
Is rubby-always-wins a good Polymarket trader?
Polkyo has scored 387 closed markets for rubby-always-wins, and they came out ahead on 49% of them. Their Polkyo Score, which weighs edge, consistency, track record and profit, is 22 out of 100: a weak record so far. In all, they are up $272.
How much has rubby-always-wins made on Polymarket?
rubby-always-wins has made $272 in total on $38K traded, #151,575 on Polymarket's all-time leaderboard.
What is rubby-always-wins betting on right now?
Right now the scanner sees rubby-always-wins in 4 open markets, with $787 on the line. Their largest position is $300 on Yes in "Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 24°C on October 29?", which trades at 100¢. Next is $300 on No in "Will the highest temperature in Shanghai be 23°C on October 29?".
Is rubby-always-wins a bot?
Polkyo reads their trading as automated.
How can I follow rubby-always-wins's trades?
Open rubby-always-wins's page on Polkyo and press Follow: you get an alert every time they buy or sell, and every trade lands on your watchlist. You can also copy their trades with play money in paper copy trading. Both are free.
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