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TheGuru-791 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $574.0K PnL, $397.5M total volume, a 41.5% win rate, and activity across 758 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as low and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader Overview
TheGuru Polymarket trader (0x9f47f1fcb1701bf9eaf31236ad39875e5d60af93) turned $1.8M in deposits into a $574K PnL on just 50 trades — but a single $170K loss on Barcelona La Liga nearly wiped the entire edge.
TheGuru sits at rank 197 among Polymarket whales with $574K total PnL across 758 markets traded, a 28.47% ROI on deposits that screams conviction over volume. This is not a bot. This is a high-conviction contrarian who fires huge positions on niche sports outcomes and lives with the consequences. Win rate of 17%? That's not incompetence — that's someone betting $2.8K average on 8-to-1 odds, chasing payoff asymmetry over frequency.
The edge is ruthless position sizing on liquidity events. TheGuru holds a brutal 3.39:1 buy-to-sell ratio, meaning they're accumulating shares on dips, not panic-flipping at noise. On Will Paris Saint-Germain win the UEFA Champions League?, they clipped $14.5K on a single position — exact proof they hunt mispriced sports exotics where retail emotion creates edges. But then Will Barcelona win La Liga? stomped them for $170K. That's the contrarian tax. One conviction call blows up half your year's work.
What separates this Polymarket trader from noise: they're not chasing headlines like degens. They're farming niche sports betting markets where liquidity dries up and odds distort. The 1.8 trades per day cadence isn't frantic — it's patient. They closed all 50 positions. No dead money. No hopium. This is someone who understands their edge has an expiration date and exits before the crowd reverses.
The risk here is obvious: high-conviction bets on illiquid outcomes can swing $170K losses in one call. All deposits are already withdrawn ($523K net out). They're playing with house money now. Current positions sit at zero — they're either redeploying carefully or waiting for the next mispriced sports exotica to appear. Not everyone survives the drawdown. TheGuru is still standing.
whaleRisk: low