Shortly before the Super Bowl, someone went on Polymarket, that site where you can bet on

everything from sports to politics to the weather and placed 19 very specific bets.

I sat down with our colleague Kieland Ostrrov to take a look at that person's account.

All the trades on polymarket are public, but users can be anonymous.

I want you to just walk us through what we're looking at here.

This is the guy who's the Super Bowl guy.

Yeah, so this page is the page of someone who bet very, very well on who would be performing

at the Super Bowl halftime show.

The person bet around $19,000 that Lady Gaga would have a surprise performance.

They bet $3,000 that Cardi B would, too. They bet $10,000 that Travis Scott would not

perform. And they bet $200 that the headliner, Bad Bunny, would open with the song Titi

Me Pregunto. And 17 of those 19 bets were correct. The person won almost $17,000.

Yeah, and scroll up, because I'm curious at one more thing.

So this shows that the first trades that they made were right before the Super Bowl.

So they had not traded on anything before this.

And if you scroll down, you'll notice that there's no other trades after the Super Bowl ones.

So there's no other types of markets that they've traded on.

So based on what you are seeing here on this person's account, what can you deduce about what's

going on here?

So they are either a really, really lucky trader or they knew something ahead of time.

As prediction markets explode in popularity, bets like these, from people who appear to have

inside information are getting a lot of attention and raising a lot of eyebrows.

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