On Polymarket, there's an interesting pattern emerging around Cooper Flagg prediction contracts—and it's not just luck.

One trader has been systematically extracting edge from these markets. What caught attention was how consistent the performance looked across multiple positions, rather than a single winning bet.

This matters more than it seems. It reveals something fundamental about how prediction markets actually generate alpha: it's not random chance or public sentiment, but rather identifying structural inefficiencies in how prices form.

The strategy exposes a real blind spot in how most participants approach these markets. While casual traders react to headlines, sophisticated players are exploiting the gaps between actual probabilities and market-priced odds. Understanding this mechanism is key to recognizing where real edge gets extracted on platforms like Polymarket—whether you're observing it or trying to compete in it.