Sonny Graywhale bets & Sonar plays
MLB · Boston Red Sox · 4 tracked since Sep 11
Every $5,000+ Novig whale bet and every Sonar play on Sonny Gray’s player props, shown once each game starts — the side, line, price and result.
Sonar plays
1-1
−$21 on $100 plays
Whale bets
2
Whales went 2-0
Sonar plays on Sonny Gray
2The side opposite the whale, graded at the price when the alert fired — unless money reloaded and the play flipped.
| Result | Sonar play | Game | Price | $100 play |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lost | UNDER 5.5 Strikeouts | Sox @ Rangers · Sep 17 Both sides hit | +104 at hit | −$100 |
| Won | OVER 4.5 Strikeouts | Royals @ Sox · Sep 11 | -127 at hit | +$79 |
Whale bets on Sonny Gray
2Bids of $5,000+ risked that the market matched. Won / Lost is the whale’s result.
| Whale | Bet | Game | Price | Risked | Matched |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Won | UNDER 5.5 Strikeouts -106 | Sox @ Yankees · Sep 30 | -106 | 4% of $8,235 | $348 · 4% |
| Won | UNDER 5.5 Strikeouts -108 | Sox @ Yankees · Sep 30 | -108 | 4% of $8,192 | $313 · 4% |
This page only shows games that have started. Members get every Sonar play and whale bid live — on Sonny Gray and everyone else — while there’s still time to bet.
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What you’re looking at
Novig is a sports betting exchange: bettors post prices and other bettors take them, and every bid is visible. A big bettor — a whale — posts a large bid on Novig. When the market eats that bid fast, other money is betting against the whale. Sonar alerts the other side.
A bid gets eaten when other bettors take the other side of it — it’s matched. Risked is what the whale put up at their price; matched is how much of it the market took — the part that became a bet. Market-maker quotes and paired bids are left out: what’s here is money taking a side.
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