Immortal220
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Immortal220 is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$160 PnL, $3.0K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 20 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
Deposit $160, sniped his way to $100 on a Cavaliers game, then stripped it all back down to zero. Immortal220 (0x993adde44da6b48167c3d3c9d10a8a1343022d5d) Polymarket trader is a paradox: 100% win rate, yet down 100% ROI. This is the most beautiful disaster on the Polymarket leaderboard right now.
The identity: Rank #2,673,138. A sniper by classification, but honestly, he's more of a tourist with a trigger finger. Top categories: NBA and NHL props. Aggressive buy-side tilt with a 3.14 buy/sell ratio. He's not farming noise; he's betting on team totals and money lines with an average entry price of $0.58.
The strategy is dead simple: he only buys momentum. The edge hack? He hits markets where the price is already moving, assuming the late money is smart money. He doesn't average in, he doesn't hodl. He fires one shot, takes the profit, and walks. Checked his wallet on Polymarket wallet analytics and saw ten closed trades, zero open positions. Clean ledger, but the math is brutal—he sold his winners too early and his losers to zero.
Proof is in the pain: Best trade was Cavaliers vs. Bucks (2025-07-12) for a +$100.11 win—his max single win. Worst trade? Jets vs. Blues (2025-05-09) for a $159.9 loss. That gap looks like free money until you see the total volume of $3,030 and the PnL of -$159.87. The win rate of 100% is a scam—it counts losers as winners because he never lost more than 100% on a single position, but he bled out via fees and slippage on micro-cap sportsbooks.
What separates him from 99% of degens? He has no max single loss. That means he never got rugged, but he also never held a winner long enough to cover his costs. Discipline in reverse—he was consistent in being wrong about the magnitude of his edges.
Right now: zero open positions. He's flat. The total PnL is -$159.87 with total deposits of $160.58. He literally burned 99.5% of his bankroll. This is not a whale to copy; this is a cautionary tale on why sniper strategies fail without exit liquidity.
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sniperRisk: medium