We spent 2 months building the best possible bot for this World Cup, and it’s already captured $652 across 6 matches without predicting a single one. How it’s works: When a match-changing event happens a goal, a red card, a penalty awarded pro data feeds (Sportradar, Opta) register it within 200-500 milliseconds. Polymarket takes 2 to 8 seconds to reprice. Market makers pull their quotes to reassess, and during that air pocket, the orderbook is still quoting a probability that no longer reflects what just happened on the pitch. That’s the flaw. And it can’t be patched: pulling quotes after an event is how market making works. Here’s the part that matters: no human can trade it. By the time you see the goal, open the app, click it’s gone. This window opens almost daily until July, and is physically unreachable without a machine. So we built the machine. We’ve been building bots on Polymarket since 2025 our BTC Up/Down engine runs the same atomic execution you’re about to see here. The World Cup just gave us a new signal to point it at. Event detection on the feed → fair value recalc → both legs executed before the reprice. Atomic bundles on Solana, ~90ms. The bot only fires when both legs lock atomically. If the fill isn’t certain, nothing executes you’re never caught half-filled or exposed to a swing. What it’s captured so far: → Mexico 2-0 South Africa (red card) $87.34 → USA 2-1 Paraguay $158.92 → Canada 1-1 Bosnia $117.16 → Qatar 1-1 Switzerland (penalty) $96.41 → Brazil 1-1 Morocco $128.47 → Haiti 0-1 Scotland $63.92 $652.22 total. No prediction, no open position every one was already scored before the orderbook repriced. Every fill on-chain and timestamped. When we posted the architecture on X 2 months ago, the bot wasn’t even finished. The thread did 1M views on its own. That was the blueprint. This is what shipped. Nearly 100 matches left. $2.5B in projected volume. The model is simple and non-custodial. The bot executes from your own wallet you never deposit funds with us. We charge nothing upfront and take a percentage of realized profits. When the bot doesn’t capture, we don’t get paid. Access is capped, and that’s a technical constraint, not a marketing one. The mispriced liquidity on any event is thin. Every additional wallet firing on it eats the same liquidity and compresses everyone’s edge. More users = a worse product, for you and for us. Our own incentives force us to close the door. Onboarding in batches. Batch 1 is open now and filling. We’ll announce here before we cut signups for the group stage and we won’t reopen mid-match. How to setup? setup takes about 2 minutes: 1. Sign up at PolyArb (link in bio) 2. Copy your dedicated RPC URL 3 . Open @jup_predict (Polymarket, native to Solana) 4. Paste into Settings → Custom RPC 5. Activate the World Cup module Set your parameters and run.

We’re building a latency Football bot for Polymarket. Target: operational before the World Cup. Save this. The principle: pro sports feeds (Sportradar, Opta) deliver pitch events in ~200-500ms. The Polymarket orderbook takes longer to reprice thin liquidity, market makers pulling quotes while they reassess. That window is the edge. Yesterday, first live test on Bayern vs Real (Champions League QF). 86th minute, Camavinga gets his second yellow. Pipeline receives the event from Sportradar 280ms after the card. “Bayern advances” market was at ~0.55. Model recomputes to ~0.68 post-red and fires a $500 order. Partial fill as expected: ~$180 caught around 0.55-0.57, the rest slipped to 0.63. Average 0.59. Market stabilized at 0.67 a few seconds later. Unrealized $30. 6% in seconds. It’s a test. But the loop worked end to end detection, decision, fill, before the book caught up. What we learned: network latency is part of the problem. The real bottleneck is orderbook depth. We’re competing with sharp bots, not retail on their couch. And “next goal” markets have better spreads than qualification markets. Pivoting there. What we’re building before June: fill routing across 12 venues via Jito atomic bundles. Low-signal event modeling (dangerous fouls, injuries, tactical shifts). UMA oracle hedging. Node co-location near Sportradar servers. Why the World Cup matters. 104 matches in 39 days. $2.5B in projected prediction market volume. Deep liquidity means bigger positions fill cleanly. Thin liquidity in group stages means wider spreads. Both environments leave serious money on the table. 56 days to ship. We’re on it.

We built a Polymarket execution engine. Here’s today’s output. 17 fills today. $118.40 P&L. 94% win rate. 19ms ping. 1,135 TPS. 5 routes running: POLY/KLSH. KLSH/POLY. POLY/PRED. PRED/KLSH. PRED/POLY. This is what 50,000 lines of code and 4 months of engineering looks like when it runs. We made it free. (Profit-sharing) Set your parameters and run.