Found a trader that just kept winning on the weather and tailed his moves

The whole idea behind Yummy Whale sounds great. Follow bettors placing five-figure wagers because surely nobody would risk that much money unless they were confident they’d win, right?Well, after following these bets and watching my bankroll disappear, I’m not so sure.Here’s the problem: These whales could be hedging their bets, using arbitrage, or following strategies we can’t see. That means a $20,000 bet doesn’t necessarily represent $20,000 worth of confidence. It might just be one piece of a much bigger strategy.Unfortunately, those of us copying their bets don’t have that same information or protection.I understand gambling comes with risks, and I take responsibility for my losses. But the whole appeal of this app is the idea that following big-money bettors gives you some kind of edge. My experience certainly didn’t support that.At this point, I’m starting to wonder if I’d have better luck betting against the whales.One star. The concept sounds great, but following the money didn’t work out for me.

Obviously nothing is a guarantee but I’ve been having good success hunting whales

using this app in conjunction with real strategy has been amazing. a good tool to add if this is the world you operate in.