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Nemiga–FURIA playoff market attracts nearly $1 million in large Polymarket trades

Rivo, updated October 31 at 4:31 PM ET, tracked 5.4 million dollars in Polymarket whale money across 499 large trades in 24 hours. The Counter-Strike Nemiga vs FURIA playoff market ranked among the top whale markets, behind Hanwha Life Esports vs G2 Esports at 1.5 million dollars.

According to Rivo, the Counter-Strike playoff market for Nemiga vs FURIA drew $969,600 across 109 large trades on Polymarket, placing it among the platform’s leading markets for whale activity.

Esports markets feature prominently

The Nemiga vs FURIA market ranked behind Hanwha Life Esports vs G2 Esports, which attracted $1.5 million in whale money, according to Rivo. The supplied summary does not give the complete market rankings.

Across Polymarket, Rivo tracked $5.4 million in whale money through 499 large trades over 24 hours. Nemiga vs FURIA therefore accounted for a substantial portion of both the money and the large trades captured in that window.

A snapshot of trading activity

Rivo’s figures were updated October 31 at 4:31 PM ET. The supplied story was published on Oct 31, 2026, at 5:45 PM ET. The material identifies the scale of activity but does not provide market prices, the sides traders backed or a threshold defining a large trade.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The $969,600 recorded across 109 large trades highlights concentrated trading activity in the Nemiga vs FURIA playoff market.
  • Hanwha Life Esports vs G2 Esports attracted more whale money at $1.5 million; the figures establish relative activity, not which outcome traders favored.
  • Without prices or trade direction, these totals alone cannot establish whether implied probabilities shifted toward Nemiga or FURIA.
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