$10,000 parlay (2 legs) — ATP Rome, Italy Men Singles

Context

14th-largest Patrick Kypson bet on tail.bet.

At combined odds of 3.19, Hidden's two-leg parlay on the Kypson-Droguet and Basiletti-Snigur matches represented a moderate underdog price relative to the user's other activity on the same day. The $10,000 wager required both Patrick Kypson and Daria Snigur to win for the parlay to return $31,900. The parlay did not land after one or both legs failed to settle as winners. Hidden's ticket on the fixture ranked seventh by stake size among seven captured bets, trailing a $36,500 single on Kypson that won and a $23,350 selection on Droguet that lost, establishing a mixed result across the user's activity on these two matches.

Patrick Kypson attracted $431,046 in tracked high-roller wagering across 14 bets on tail.bet, mostly singles tilted toward backing the player to win. Settled positions returned a 60% win rate, though net losses totaled $246,100 with a -57.1% ROI. The largest captured bet staked $144,209 on Kypson against Jack Pinnington Jones, yielding a $119,055 payout, predominantly in ATP Rome singles markets.