JUPITER PREDICTIONSSEASON 1
VERIFIED CALL
Dota 2: Team Nemesis v Conventus Stellarum (BO3) - PGL Wallachia Group Stage
Team Nemesis +1.5 games
ENTRY
61¢
RESULT
+64%
CALLER
@jabat1369
PLACED
2026-09-23 · 10:05 UTC
Nº 0003543R
WIN
+64%
683056750642
JUPCALLERS.FUN
VerifiedwinDota 2: Team Nemesis v Conventus Stellarum (BO3) - PGL Wallachia Group Stage: Team Nemesis +1.5 games, +64%Market ↗

Verified: message id, word-for-word text, market link and entry price all captured when the call was posted.

Original Discord message, word for word

Team Nemesis vs Conventus Stellarum (BO3) LIVE Nemesis needs to hold down their 5th-place spot. Playing against ex-Nigma is definitely gonna be tough, and it could easily be a clean 2-0 sweep, but I'll take my chances on Nemesis taking 1 game. Best of luck Picking Team Nemesis +1.5 Game Handicap 61c #nfa https://jup.ag/prediction/POLY-1065153

Record

Posted
Wed, 23 Sep 2026 10:05:48 UTC
Event start
Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:45:00 UTC
Entry
61¢ Entry 61¢, the number the caller wrote. The market briefly showed better odds, and a call never pays more than its caller claimed.

Outcome

Won: the market resolved for Team Nemesis +1.5 games.

gamma POLY-1065153 "Game Handicap: CS (-1.5) vs Team Nemesis (+1.5)" outcome "Team Nemesis" price 0.9995 uma=proposed closed=false

graded Wed, 23 Sep 2026 13:12:15 UTC
Verification details
Message id
1552259683056750642 open in Discord ↗ (requires server membership)
Market
POLY-1065153 jup.ag ↗
Capture
auto-captured: #nfa + jup.ag link + parsed side; event "Dota 2: Team Nemesis vs Conventus Stellarum (BO3) - PGL Wallachia Group Stage"; entry is the caller's stated 61¢: the order-book ask at post time read 59¢, better odds than claimed, and a call never pays more than the caller stated; entry checked against the trade tape: only a bid print (55.2¢) inside 20s of the post, and the entry is not below it
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