CemeterySun Polymarket: $1.83M in Six Weeks on Soccer and NBA
TL;DR: CemeterySun Polymarket joined in February 2026 and hit number six on the monthly leaderboard in under six weeks. All-time PnL stands at +$1.83M. Total gains are $8.48M against $6.65M in losses across 1,000 to 2,500+ trades. The biggest CemeterySun Polymarket win is $1,003,477 on Brentford vs. Wolverhampton. The second biggest is $879,452 on RC Celta de Vigo vs. Olympique Lyonnais. The strategy combines heavy soccer and NBA conviction plays with crypto micro grinding. Here is every confirmed position, every big win, and how the edge works.
Caption: CemeterySun Polymarket profile as tracked on Polymarketanalytics.com. Source: polymarketanalytics.com
CemeterySun Polymarket Profile at a Glance
| Data Point | Detail |
|---|---|
| Username | @CemeterySun |
| Wallet | 0x37c1874a60d348903594a96703e0507c518fc53a |
| Joined | February 2026 |
| All-Time PnL | +$1,830,000 |
| Total Gains | $8,480,000 |
| Total Losses | $6,650,000 |
| Win Rate | 57.4%–58.3% |
| Trade Count | 1,000–2,500+ |
| Current Positions Value | ~$2.6M–$2.9M |
| Monthly Leaderboard Rank | #6 (March 2026) |
| Biggest Single Win | +$1,003,477 (Brentford vs. Wolves, EPL) |
| Primary Markets | Soccer (EPL, UEL, internationals), NBA, UFC, crypto micros |
Who Is CemeterySun on Polymarket?
CemeterySun Polymarket is an account that did not exist before February 2026. By mid-March, it was sitting at number six on the monthly leaderboard with $1.83M in realised profit. That trajectory makes it one of the fastest leaderboard climbs in Polymarket’s sports market era.
Importantly, this is not a political macro trader. CemeterySun Polymarket does not hold large positions in Iran escalation markets, Fed rate bets, or election binaries. Instead, the account built its PnL almost entirely through sports resolution markets. A parallel track of high-frequency crypto micro trades runs alongside the sports book.
The combination of massive single-game conviction plays and relentless volume grinding across UFC, NBA, and soccer moneylines produced both the $8.48M in gross gains and the $6.65M in gross losses. Together, these net to the current +$1.83M figure.
Why the Loss Number Matters
That loss figure of $6.65M is worth understanding upfront. CemeterySun Polymarket is not a trader who wins quietly. The strategy involves taking large positions on defined resolution outcomes. It accepts significant losses on positions that resolve unfavourably. Then it relies on win rate — 57.4% to 58.3% — plus heavy sizing on high-conviction plays to generate net positive PnL over volume. This is a grind-and-size model, not a precision sniper model.
CemeterySun Polymarket: Every Confirmed Big Win
1. Brentford vs. Wolverhampton (EPL) — +$1,003,477
This is the biggest CemeterySun Polymarket win on record. A profit of $1,003,477 from a single EPL binary market requires both a large entry and a favourable resolution. The Brentford vs. Wolverhampton market delivered both. The position was likely built on a contrarian thesis. Generating seven-figure profit from a single match resolution requires entering a position the market was meaningfully underpricing.
Furthermore, this win sits well above every other single-match profit in the CemeterySun Polymarket history. It was not just another large soccer bet. It was a specific, concentrated play on a mid-tier EPL fixture — exactly the kind of market where liquidity is thinner and odds inefficiencies are more common.
2. RC Celta de Vigo vs. Olympique Lyonnais (Europa League) — +$879,452
The second largest CemeterySun Polymarket win is $879,452 on a Europa League knockout market. The context is a UEL series with a 1-1 draw in the first leg. That result created genuine two-sided uncertainty heading into the second leg. As a result, CemeterySun built a conviction position on one side of the aggregate outcome — and the resolution favoured it.
At nearly $880K in profit, this win matches what earlier tracker reports cited as the account’s biggest hit before the Brentford result was fully documented. The Europa League market is a deliberate choice. It carries meaningful Polymarket volume on knockout legs while remaining a step below Champions League in profile. Therefore, pricing inefficiencies appear more frequently in these UEL markets than in higher-profile competitions.
3. Jazz vs. Trail Blazers (NBA, March 14, 2026) — +$300,791
The NBA track opens with $300,791 on Jazz vs. Trail Blazers. Notably, this is a mid-tier regular season game — not a marquee matchup. That choice signals that CemeterySun Polymarket is specifically targeting markets where casual volume is lower and pricing gaps are wider. A $300K+ profit on a Jazz-Blazers game consequently requires entering a large position and having the resolution go cleanly in the right direction.
4. Japan vs. Venezuela (International Soccer) — +$276,593
The fourth confirmed CemeterySun Polymarket win is $276,593 on an international soccer match. International friendlies tend to generate less Polymarket depth than club competitions. As a result, the same thin-liquidity edge dynamic that defines the Brentford and Europa League plays appears here. A contrarian or underdog position on one side of a Japan-Venezuela binary paying out at $276K is consistent with the account’s broader pattern.
5. Lakers vs. Rockets (NBA, March 19, 2026) — +$250,233
The fifth confirmed CemeterySun Polymarket win is $250,233 on Lakers vs. Rockets. Whale alert feeds flagged a $67K entry on the Lakers at 36¢ earlier in the market’s life. That price implied a 36% chance of the Lakers covering or winning outright. CemeterySun assessed the true probability as meaningfully higher. The position resolved at 100¢ and the $250K profit reflects the leverage of entering a large position at a significantly discounted implied probability.
The Active CemeterySun Polymarket Book Right Now
With $2.6M to $2.9M in current open positions, CemeterySun Polymarket is not reducing exposure after its biggest wins. The active book reflects the same strategic posture: large soccer and NBA conviction plays running in parallel with UFC fight night positions.
Recent Alerts and Live Positions
Recent whale alerts have flagged several notable entries. First, a $300K+ position on Atlético Madrid at 64.7¢ subsequently resolved at 100¢ for full upside. Second, a $233K position against Barcelona vs. Newcastle puts CemeterySun on the Newcastle side — a contrarian play against the clear market favourite. That position would generate $150K+ in profit if Newcastle held.
Additionally, UFC positions on Eryk Anders, Sam Hughes, Bruno Silva, and Oumar Sy are currently active. NCAAB March Madness exposure runs alongside these. Consequently, the account is deliberately running a diversified multi-sport book rather than concentrating on a single market vertical.
The Crypto Micro Track
The crypto micro operation — BTC 5-minute up/down binaries, daily HYPE and gold price threshold bets — runs as a parallel engine to the sports book. These are high-frequency edge plays that generate incremental PnL by volume at thin margins. They survive the taker fee structure because entry and exit are mechanically systematic. Some tracker tools have therefore reported trade frequencies as high as 393 per day when the micro activity is included.
How the CemeterySun Polymarket Edge Actually Works
The foundational number is a 57.4% to 58.3% win rate across 1,000 to 2,500+ trades. That win rate is not exceptional by professional sports bettor standards — sharp books typically tolerate 52 to 55% before taking action. However, on Polymarket’s peer-to-peer structure, where the counterparty is often retail or liquidity-provider capital rather than a professionally managed book, a consistent 57%+ win rate over that sample size is genuinely meaningful.
Position Sizing as the Multiplier
The strategy compounds that win rate advantage through deliberate position sizing. The profits that actually move the monthly leaderboard come from the six and seven-figure soccer and NBA positions, not from the micro crypto trades. By maintaining a high-frequency base of small wins and losses through the micro book, CemeterySun simultaneously places concentrated large bets on high-conviction sports resolutions.
The result is a PnL profile with high gross turnover — $8.48M in gains, $6.65M in losses — and a net positive figure that reflects sustained edge. Crucially, the $6.65M in losses should not be read as recklessness. At a 57% win rate with high volume, losses are the mathematically expected cost of the strategy. The $8.48M in wins is consequently what comes back at the other end.
The Latency Problem With Copy-Trading
One practical note on copy-trading CemeterySun Polymarket positions: the account’s entries are large enough that any attempt to replicate them at smaller scale will encounter meaningful slippage, particularly in the thinner EPL and Europa League markets where the edge originates. Whale alert feeds pick up $50K+ entries with some latency. Therefore, by the time an alert circulates on X and a copy-trader acts on it, the odds have often partially corrected from the entry price CemeterySun originally captured.
Key Takeaways
The Brentford win at $1M defines the CemeterySun Polymarket strategy. A single EPL market resolving at seven figures from a two-month-old account sets this trader apart from every other sports whale currently active on Polymarket. It points precisely to where CemeterySun hunts for edge: mid-tier soccer markets with thin liquidity and pricing gaps.
The Europa League is a recurring pattern. The Celta vs. Lyon win at $879K and the ongoing Atlético position both point to UEL and EPL knockout legs as the primary edge environment. These markets consequently represent the highest-probability recurring opportunity in the CemeterySun Polymarket playbook.
A 57%+ win rate over 1,000+ trades is a real signal. The sample size is large enough that this is not variance. CemeterySun Polymarket is finding genuine edge across multiple sports and market types consistently. That is the core thesis for monitoring this account going forward.
The $2.6M to $2.9M open book means the story is not over. With the Atlético position, the Newcastle play, and multiple UFC cards still to resolve, the monthly PnL figure will continue moving. A single large soccer resolution in either direction could shift the number by $150K to $300K within one match window.
Copy-trading has a latency problem. The biggest CemeterySun Polymarket wins came from positions sized before market correction. Alerts feed the copy-trade ecosystem, but the entry price CemeterySun captured is not available to followers by the time the alert circulates.
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