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roasted.flamingo tops Kalshi weekly rankings as TheGrinder posts higher win rate

The trader won 26 of 38 settled bets for a 68 percent win rate over the past week, per Rivo's whale tracker. TheGrinder ranks second with 170,300 dollars in profit and a 76 percent win rate.

Kalshi trader roasted.flamingo ranked first on the weekly whale board with 198,500 dollars in profit on 967,800 dollars traded, according to Rivo.

Weekly results

Rivo’s whale tracker recorded 26 wins from 38 settled bets for roasted.flamingo over the past week, putting the trader’s win rate at 68 percent.

The figures were reported in an update published Nov 6, 2026 · 10:30 AM ET. They describe the past week’s performance, rather than a longer-term trading record.

Profit and win rate diverge

TheGrinder placed second with 170,300 dollars in profit, according to Rivo. The trader’s win rate was 76 percent, higher than roasted.flamingo’s despite the lower profit total.

The two results illustrate why a ranking by profit can differ from one based on the share of bets won. The supplied summary does not include TheGrinder’s traded volume or settled-bet count, limiting a fuller comparison.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Profit and accuracy are different measures: roasted.flamingo led on reported weekly profit, while TheGrinder had the higher win rate.
  • The window matters: These figures cover the past week and do not establish either trader’s longer-term performance.
  • The comparison is incomplete: Without TheGrinder’s traded volume and settled-bet count, the reported results cannot support a like-for-like assessment of trading activity.
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