An account with over $4.3 million in losses and a total purchase of $190,000 saw the Chicago Bulls beat the Wizards with a point spread in the NBA regular season.
Monitoring shows that in the Polymarket prediction event "NBA regular season Bulls vs Wizards," one account with losses exceeding 4.3 million USD (address: 0x492442eab586f242b53bda933fd5de859c8a3782) purchased 150,000 USD on the Bulls -5.5 to beat the Wizards, with an average opening price of 56¢; and purchased 40,000 USD on the Bulls -6.5 to beat the Wizards, with an average opening price of 50.9¢.
The NBA regular season game between the Bulls and the Wizards starts today at 7:00 (UTC+8, Beijing Time). The NBA regular season is currently nearing its end, with the Bulls holding a record of 30 wins and 49 losses, ranking 12th in the Eastern Conference; the Wizards have 17 wins and 62 losses, ranking 15th in the Eastern Conference.
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