fitzpatrickmakh
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fitzpatrickmakh is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$174 PnL, $17.7K total volume, a 70.0% win rate, and activity across 37 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as medium and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader overview
Opened the wallet expecting an insider, saw a 70% win rate and then did a double take on the PnL column — fitzpatrickmakh Polymarket trader is a masterclass in how a solid strategy can still bleed money when the math doesn't math.
Identity: Fitzpatrickmakh, ranked #26,759,14 globally. A conservative trader who plays mid-tier sports and league futures. Bio empty, but the wallet tells a messy story: -$173.8 on $17.7K in volume. The win rate? 70%. The ROI? -86%. That contrast is the entire thesis.
Strategy is dead simple: buy undervalued favorites, sell early, take tiny profits. High hit rate, tiny edges, and zero regard for the tail risk that actually kills accounts. The best trade was a $148.21 haul on Chargers vs. Texans — a single position that carried the whole month. The worst loss? Under a cent on the Premier League market. Looks like free money until you realize the win rate is a vanity metric when your average loss is engineered to be small but your average win is also capped.
Proof is in the frequency: 10 closed trades over 100+ days, about 0.1 trades per day. This isn't a bot or a degen. This is a guy buying $200 tickets, holding them into expiry, and sweating every fill. The real edge, if you can call it that, is discipline — he never chased a headline, never averaged down, and managed to lose 86% of his deposits anyway. That's a special kind of skill. The buy/sell ratio of 1.8 shows he was net long, meaning he was consistently buying into strength and selling into weakness. Retail chases noise, he farms it — but the noise farmed him back.
Now: zero open positions. Wallet is effectively dead, {totalWithdrawals} pulled out of {totalDeposits} in. The realism check here is brutal — a 70% win rate with a 1.8 buy/sell ratio and a -86% ROI means his position sizing was horrific. Either the wins were too small relative to the losers, or his exit strategy on the losing side was pure panic. Not everyone survives the drawdown, and this wallet is a cautionary tale wearing a winning record.
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conservativeRisk: medium