The account with a 67% win rate purchased $260,000 on the NBA Playoffs Western Conference First Round Game 4, where the Rockets defeated the Lakers.
According to monitoring by the Odaily Seer Channel, in the Polymarket prediction event “NBA Playoffs Western Conference First Round G4: Rockets vs. Lakers,” an account with a 67% win rate (address: 0x72d815133f9f8b6529e911cf3be492846ce05213) purchased over $260,000 on the Rockets defeating the Lakers, with an average opening price of 56¢.
The NBA Playoffs Western Conference First Round G4: Rockets vs. Lakers will tip off today at 9:30 AM (GMT+8). The current series score is 3-0, with the Lakers temporarily leading. On the Rockets side, Shams reports that Durant is expected to miss Game 4 of the series against the Lakers. It is disclosed that after further examination, Durant was diagnosed with a left ankle sprain accompanied by a bone bruise; for an injury of this level (if during the regular season), he would typically be sidelined for two to three weeks. For the Lakers, Rivers (left oblique strain) is questionable to play, while Doncic (left hamstring strain) will miss the game.
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