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Miami Marlins Lose: $90,234 Says No, but Will It Happen?

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S-Works   (0xee00ba338c59557141789b127927a55f5cc5cea1)
PolyMarket : Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves
$90,234.04
Trade Amount
BUY Miami Marlins
Trade Side
0.95
Entry Price
Time

S-Works placed $90,234.04 BUY Miami Marlins on Polymarket, betting on "Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves" at odds 0.95 (market gives 95.0% probability). Total market volume $1,632,965.36, 24h volume $1,632,559.765, heat level: Hot.

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Odds Analysis: Miami Marlins at 0.95

Miami Marlins odds at 0.95, market gives 95.0% chance
Miami Marlins
96.5%
Atlanta Braves
3.5%
Risk/reward ratio 0.1:1
If correct, $90,234.04 becomes $94,983.04 (profit $4,749)
If wrong, loses $90,234

Analysis of This Trade AI_GEN

Someone just dropped $90,234 on the Miami Marlins, eyeing a paltry $4,749 profit. That's a 0.1:1 risk/reward ratio. Like picking up pennies in front of a steamroller.

Sure, the market gives Marlins a 95.0% chance. The top 10 whales are 100% long, a consensus stronger than a dictator's grip. Even the largest whale is swimming in $393,621 PnL.

But for 0 days remaining, you're risking a fortune for a coffee run. And here's the kicker: a game cancellation or tie means a 50-50 split. That $0.95 entry becomes a trapdoor.

It's positive expected value, yes. But this trade has more tail risk than a cat in a dog show. Average at best. You're playing with fire for pocket change.

Market Context: Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta BravesMarket Page →

Total Volume
$1,632,965.36
24h Volume
$1,632,559.765
Heat
Hot
End Date
TBD (To Be Determined)
Created
2026-04-07
Holders
10

Resolution Rules (Original)

Rules Explained AI_GEN

Conditions

This market resolves to 'Miami Marlins' if the Miami Marlins win the game, and to 'Atlanta Braves' if the Atlanta Braves win. If the game is canceled entirely without a make-up, or if it ends in a tie, the market will resolve 50-50.

Timeline

The market is based on a game scheduled for April 13 at 7:15 PM ET. If the game is postponed, the market will remain open until the game is completed, and official statistics should be published within 24 hours after its conclusion.

Source

The primary resolution source is the official final statistics from the governing body or event organizers. If these are not published within 24 hours, a consensus of credible reporting may be used instead.

Special Cases

If the game is postponed, the market will stay open until the game is played and completed. If the game is canceled entirely with no make-up, or if it ends in a tie, the market will resolve 50-50.

Common Mistakes

A common misunderstanding could be expecting the market to resolve quickly if the game is postponed, as it will remain open until the game is actually played. Another potential misunderstanding is that a tie or cancellation leads to a specific winner, when it actually resolves 50-50.

Twitter Sentiment Analysis

Search Keywords for Twitter: Miami Marlins, Atlanta Braves, Marlins Braves

Relevant tweets: 35

Market Sentiment Summary AI_GEN

Retail bettors, still nursing their Braves hangover from a 13-1 blowout, just got fleeced harder than a GameStop short squeeze. The Marlins are dismantling Atlanta 9-4 in the 6th, not some fluke. Their offense is cooking: Norby, Ramírez, Lopez all went yard.

Janson Junk's arm is singing the blues, velocity down 2.1 mph on his fastball. That's not a slump; that's a red flag waving like a matador's cape. Fade him aggressively.

Meanwhile, Marsee and Hernández are stealing bases like they're giving them away – 7 and 3, respectively, with near-perfect success. Eury Pérez on April 13, backed by a rested bullpen, is your next safe harbor.

The public got this dead wrong. Don't be a lemming. The smart money is on the Marlins' undervalued offense and fading Junk's impending implosion. This isn't a fish story; it's a market correction.

KOL — High Relevance (10)

KOL@MLBNearHRverified6,230 flwQ:5/5firsthandneutral
Xavier Edwards of the Miami Marlins hit a ball 369.0 ft at 98.2 mph with a 30.0° launch angle against Rolddy Muñoz in the top of the 6th, which would have been a home run in 3/30 ballparks but resulted in a flyout.
🚨 NEAR HOME RUN! 🚨 Xavier Edwards (Miami Marlins) vs Rolddy Muñoz (Atlanta Braves) 💨 98.2 mph 📐 30.0° 📏 369.0 ft 📍 Top 6 inning 🏟️ Truist Park Would be a HR in 3/30 ballparks! Result: Flyout
1,032 views1 rt4 likesER:0.0039RR:0.2Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBRunTrackerverified3,629 flwQ:5/5firsthandbullish
Agustín Ramírez singled, allowing Heriberto Hernández to score and Jakob Marsee to advance to 3rd, making the score Miami Marlins 8 - Atlanta Braves 4 in the top of the 6th.
⚾ Agustín Ramírez singles on a ground ball to third baseman Austin Riley. Heriberto Hernández scores. Jakob Marsee to 3rd. Miami Marlins 8 - Atlanta Braves 4 ⬆️ 6th
211 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBHRVideosverified128,025 flwQ:5/5firsthandbullish
Agustín Ramírez of the Miami Marlins hit his first home run.
Agustín Ramírez - Miami Marlins (1) https://t.co/JBkhDS1hGz
3,742 views3 rt32 likesER:0.0007RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBHRverified378,608 flwQ:5/5firsthandbullish
Otto Lopez of the Miami Marlins hit his second home run, a solo shot measuring 377 feet.
Otto Lopez - Miami Marlins (2) Solo 377 feet +1200
95,538 views12 rt164 likesER:0.0011RR:0.3Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBRunTrackerverified3,629 flwQ:5/5firsthandbullish
Liam Hicks singled, allowing Jakob Marsee to score and Agustín Ramírez to advance to 2nd, making the score Miami Marlins 9 - Atlanta Braves 4 in the top of the 6th.
⚾ Liam Hicks singles on a ground ball to second baseman Ozzie Albies, deflected by pitcher Rolddy Muñoz. Jakob Marsee scores. Agustín Ramírez to 2nd. Miami Marlins 9 - Atlanta Braves 4 ⬆️ 6th
266 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBHRVideosverified128,025 flwQ:5/5firsthandbullish
Connor Norby of the Miami Marlins hit his second home run.
Connor Norby - Miami Marlins (2) https://t.co/f3YeHXCZPc
3,175 views1 rt18 likesER:0.0003RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLB_ABS_Trackerverified2,802 flwQ:4/5firsthandneutral
Liam Hicks' ABS challenge against Calvin Faucher pitching to Ronald Acuña Jr. was unsuccessful, with the ABS system agreeing with the umpire's "Ball" call.
🚨 ABS CHALLENGE — UNSUCCESSFUL ❌ Liam Hicks (Catcher) challenges. Matchup: Calvin Faucher vs Ronald Acuña Jr. Ump called: Ball The ABS system agrees with the ump. Miami Marlins @ Atlanta Braves #MarlinsBeisbol #BravesCountry #MLB https://t.co/Oc5V9IUvHN
192 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLB_ABSverified488 flwQ:4/5firsthandneutral
The Miami Marlins challenged an umpire's "Ball" call on a Calvin Faucher pitch to Ronald Acuña Jr. in the bottom of the 6th inning.
⚾ ABS Challenge! Miami Marlins vs Atlanta Braves Bot 6 | Miami Marlins challenges 🏠 HP Umpire: Dan Iassogna 🎯 Calvin Faucher to Ronald Acuña Jr. 📢 Original call: Ball (87.2 mph Sweeper) ❌ Result: Call stands. #MLB #BaseballTwitter #ABS #MarlinsBeisbol #BravesCountry https://t.co/Ib7klokgX5
129 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.3Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLBSteals37,553 flwQ:4/5firsthandbullish
Jakob Marsee of the Miami Marlins has 7 successful steals with an 87.5% success rate.
Jakob Marsee - Miami Marlins (7 - 87.5% success rate)
1,387 views0 rt7 likesER:0.0002RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MLB_ABS_Trackerverified2,802 flwQ:4/5firsthandneutral
Liam Hicks' ABS challenge against Rolddy Muñoz was successful, overturning the umpire's "Strike" call.
🚨 ABS CHALLENGE — SUCCESSFUL ✅ Liam Hicks (Batter) challenges. Pitcher: Rolddy Muñoz Ump called: Strike The ABS system says the ump got it wrong. Miami Marlins @ Atlanta Braves #MarlinsBeisbol #BravesCountry #MLB https://t.co/nwe4lTw1bK
208 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter

KOL — Medium Relevance (5)

KOL@Marlins423,121 flwQ:4/5firsthandbullish
The Miami Marlins scored 3 runs in the fourth inning.
Our 3-run fourth 👇 https://t.co/SfEkyZTF3l
6,221 views19 rt124 likesER:0.0012RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
KOL@corbin_young21verified13,023 flwQ:4/5analysisneutral
Miami Marlins' starting pitcher Janson Junk, previously a top two-start option, showed velocity drops of over 1.5 mph on multiple pitches, including -2.1 mph on his four-seam fastball, -2 mph on his slider, and -1.x mph on his changeup.
Miami Marlins' starting pitcher Janson Junk was a top two-start pitcher option. Junk's velocity was over 1.5 mph on multiple pitches, including the four-seam (-2.1 mph), slider (-2 mph), changeup (-1.7 mph), and curveball (-2.5 mph) on Saturday in Detroit, with the weather in the 50s. 🌬️That aligned with Junk posting a 9.1% swinging-strike rate and a 35% ball rate on Saturday. For context, Junk...
4,388 views0 rt32 likesER:0.0025RR:0.3Source: X/Twitter
KOL@MiamiMarlins_UK9,917 flwQ:3/5opinionbearish
The user criticizes a pitching decision, noting that a pitcher was pulled despite a potential complete game shutout with 95 pitches, while Sandy Alcantara was left in to give up 7 earned runs, effectively losing the game.
Potential CG shutout, 95 pitches. Yanked 7 ER, game cooked. Sandy Alcantara left out there. Why? https://t.co/Oq6EzkaAtU
3,335 views7 rt104 likesER:0.0246RR:0.3Source: X/Twitter
KOL@Marlins423,121 flwQ:2/5emotionbullish
Just a perfect relay 👏 https://t.co/MnKi77vaFt
7,112 views11 rt69 likesER:0.0007RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
KOL@BillieEmani776 flwQ:1/5emotionbullish
I LOVE THE MIAMI MARLINS!
41 views1 rt1 likesER:0.0271RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter

Retail — High Relevance (2)

RETAIL@OffTheGridNYC237 flwQ:3/5opinionbearish
The Miami Marlins scored in three consecutive innings, leading the user to express frustration and a desire for the Atlanta Braves to rally.
Miami marlins 3 , 3 , 3 , ….straight 3 innings in a role got me a little messed up Braves need a rally smfh.
70 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.3Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@MarlinManiac5,177 flwQ:3/5opinionbullish
The user believes a series win in Atlanta could change the Miami Marlins' narrative of over a decade.
#Marlins can start changing over a decade of narrative with one series win in Atlanta. @IBWAA https://t.co/UGlVX5neIY
120 views0 rt1 likesER:0.0002RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter

Retail — Medium Relevance (8)

RETAIL@MiamiMarlins_UK9,917 flwQ:3/5opinionbullish
The user observes that fans from various teams (Rockies, White Sox, Yankees, Reds) are commenting positively on the Miami Marlins' performance, including their offense and pitching.
Some things I’ve noticed; Rockies fans “Marlins look good” White Sox fans “Marlins look good” Yankees fans “Marlins offense looks good” Reds fans “Marlins pitching looks good” Tigers fans “Marlins defense looks good” Most aren’t paying attention yet
6,078 views0 rt68 likesER:0.0069RR:0.6Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@a3roadnax69 flwQ:3/5analysisneutral
The user notes that the Mets could have achieved an 8-8 record, similar to the Miami Marlins, with 80% less payroll cost.
The Mets could’ve been a 8-8 team like the Miami Marlins are for 80% less of payroll cost.
37 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.5Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@MarlinsHistory5,640 flwQ:2/5opinionbullish
The user believes the Marlins performed well and suggests a change to "Bruce."
Marlins made out well tbh. No notes. Make the change Bruce. #FightinFish https://t.co/GXboUWv6no
1,120 views1 rt14 likesER:0.0060RR:0.2Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@t_five_osu917 flwQ:2/5opinionbearish
The user expresses skepticism about the Miami Marlins' ability to challenge top teams like the Dodgers for the World Series.
@LenHochberg Are the Miami Marlins going to challenge the Dodgers for the World Series? No? Stunned I tell ya. Same thing.
41 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@TonyMenendez21verified2,246 flwQ:1/5emotionneutral
#Marlins #Miami https://t.co/OcZKbEBLJQ
36 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@TonyMenendez21verified2,246 flwQ:1/5emotionneutral
#Marlins #Miami https://t.co/RVPVtBSDqm
45 views0 rt0 likesER:0.0000RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@TonyMenendez21verified2,246 flwQ:1/5emotionneutral
#Miami #Marlins Latest ... https://t.co/rRh0WbFWhu
47 views1 rt1 likesER:0.0093RR:0.0Source: X/Twitter
RETAIL@_YazIsKingverified589 flwQ:1/5emotionbullish
You can't tell me that the Marlins didn't make a deal with the Devil
71 views0 rt2 likesER:0.0034RR:0.1Source: X/Twitter

Top Whale Positions in This Market

10 position holders in this market. Showing top 10. 10 of 10 hold Miami Marlins positions. Largest position: 745,095.51 shares. 10 profitable, 0 at loss.

#AddressSideAvg PriceCurr PriceSizePnL
10x63a51cbb37341837b873bc29d05f482bc2988e33Miami Marlins0.43670.9650745,095.51+$393,621.29
20x5d58e38cd0a7e6f5fa67b7f9c2f70dd70df09a15Miami Marlins0.45930.96500.04+$147,476.42
30xbddf61af533ff524d27154e589d2d7a81510c684Miami Marlins0.42000.965075,326.46+$41,052.92
40xa8e089ade142c95538e06196e09c85681112ad50Miami Marlins0.43000.965059,982.69+$32,090.74
50xd1001f4ef07ee37774934a8bc0083185ef6b853dMiami Marlins0.44090.965044,321.79+$23,228.03
60x86fbea68d619daf670185ecd38a69aa90f7703d4Miami Marlins0.43990.965022,348.72+$11,734.55
70xd4aa6f8e91cfea29b66a48ebff523aafbdbbd40cMiami Marlins0.00000.965011,075.47+$10,687.83
80x2005d16a84ceefa912d4e380cd32e7ff827875eaMiami Marlins0.70060.965028,971.19+$7,658.01
90xd48a81db62f742c4e42d86dfc23a7ee345366e90Miami Marlins0.42000.965012,653.15+$6,895.96
100x661f257d22ba65fce0c01f5c255a21320504098aMiami Marlins0.42000.965012,030.61+$6,556.68
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