66% of people bet on the Spurs, but the Knicks took the first game! Will Polymarket crash this time?

Before the finals even started, Polymarket's prediction market had already taken sides.
66% of the funds supported the Spurs to win the championship, with only 35% of users betting on the Knicks.
It looks like "Three points for the world, Spurs hold two."
After G1, the Knicks took the lead.
So many fans began to doubt:
Is the market being proven wrong again?
In fact, prediction markets are never prophets, but emotion amplifiers.
The more concentrated the funds, the more the market believes in a story.
The Spurs have young talent and overall depth, seen as a "champion template."
And the Knicks, coming from behind all the way, are more like passionate anime protagonists.
One represents rationality.
The other represents miracles.
History tells us that the most common thing the finals love to do is to punish all premature celebrations.
So 66% doesn't mean the champion has already been delivered.
It only indicates:
The Spurs have more supporters.
But basketball ultimately isn't decided by votes.
It's decided by shots.
And my prediction?
If the series goes to a Game 7, I actually favor the Knicks more.
Because the biggest strength of New Yorkers is that the less they are expected to succeed, the easier it is to create stories. #预测NBA总冠军赢20,000U