Smart money spent $220,000 to purchase CS2 IEM Cologne Major semifinals, where Furia defeated Aurora.
Odaily Seer channel monitoring shows that in the Polymarket "CS2 IEM Cologne Major Semifinals Furia vs Aurora" prediction event, smart money with over $320,000 in profits (0x89dd49bf87c41be422927372a0b75c6ab577f662) purchased $224,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora, with an average entry price of $0.59, buying 379,751.5 shares.
In addition, this address also purchased $25,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora in Game 1, with an entry price of $0.506, buying 49,553.5 shares.
Currently, the match is in the first game, with Furia leading Aurora 12 to 8 in Game 1.
Odaily Seer channel continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.
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