- What is a Polymarket combo?
- A combo is Polymarket's parlay: one bet built from several legs — a moneyline, a spread, an over/under, a player prop — that pays only if every leg wins. Its price is roughly the product of the legs' prices, so a three-leg combo of 70¢ picks costs about 34¢ and pays $1 per share, close to 3× the stake.
- Where does this combo data come from?
- Straight from Polygon. Combos settle on Polymarket's combo exchange, separate from the regular order book, so they never show in normal trade feeds. Polynyx reads every combo order from the chain since combos launched in June 2026, decodes each parlay's legs and picks from the factory that creates it, and grades each combo won or lost only once its markets resolve — never from prices.
- What is the biggest Polymarket combo win?
- Sort the list by "Biggest wins" with the window set to All time: it ranks every winning combo since launch by what it paid, with the trader, the stake, the multiplier and every leg. The leaderboard tab ranks traders by combo P&L, win rate and biggest single win.
- Do Polymarket combo bettors make money?
- Mostly not. Each extra leg multiplies in the market maker's margin, and most combos lose: across all combos far more are lost than won. The combo leaderboard shows the few wallets with a positive combo P&L and how they did it — number of legs, categories and stakes.
- Can I see which combos include a specific market?
- Yes. Every market page with combos on it has a Combos tab listing the parlays that include that market as a leg, biggest first, with how each one ended — and a link to all of them here.