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This week on The Poly Marks Podcast, the boys break down one of the wildest market weeks yet — as Iran strike odds explode, collapse, and reward traders on both sides.

Matt and Andrew walk through how they both made money betting opposite outcomes, why timing matters more than conviction, and how crowd momentum can create short-lived but massive pricing errors. The conversation then moves to domestic politics, including Tim Walz–related markets, fraud allegations, and whether accountability ever reaches the top. They also look at Texas Democratic primary markets, why parties anoint favorites early, and how narrative often matters more than polling.

Finally, they pivot back to Venezuela: Maria Corina Machado, her latest headline-grabbing move (including the “peace prize” optics), and what it signals for the transition — plus the Polymarket angle on whether she actually returns to Venezuela before March 31. 

Less predictions, more positioning — and another reminder that gambling on the future is easier than predicting it.