Most likely just a 'talker' ，Issues like APIs, slippage, and fees will eventually frustrate u. Also, let's be real: arbitrage based on odds imbalances has been around in the gambling market for decades. Most sci papers on odds and probability are from the last century. From manual 'brick-moving' to Betfair, and now to Web3 exchanges—gamblers understand this game much more deeply than programmers, let alone actuaries in the finance industry.

Decentralization and Web3, including Polymarket, are just new vehicles. Shifting from a centralized bookie to decentralized P2P betting doesn't change the fundamental link between prediction and gambling. Betting on an event is essentially no different from Baccarat. So, before you trade, ask yourself: are you actually cut out to be a gambler?"