How to read this data: "average odds" is the average across the tracked bookmakers for that outcome; "best" is the highest odds found. "Implied probability" indicates how likely the market considers each outcome; the "shortening" bookmaker percentage indicates how many are lowering the odds on that outcome relative to the opening line.

How to read this data: the values shown are calculated exclusively from real odds collected from multiple bookmakers (no money volume traded). "Implied probability" indicates how likely the odds market considers each outcome; the "dropping" percentage indicates how many bookmakers are lowering the odds on that outcome versus how many are raising it.

How it works: the model estimates each team's expected goals from its own real average of goals scored/conceded in recent matches (source: Source 2, flashscore.com) and derives 1X2, Under/Over 2.5 and Goal/No Goal probabilities from that. If a team doesn't have enough matches on record yet, the prediction is shown as "data still accumulating" instead of making up a number.

How to read this data: "drop %" = how much the odds have fallen relative to the opening line. The STEAM badge indicates a movement the source flags as synchronized across multiple bookmakers (more likely to reflect informed money, not a single operator's own adjustment). A drop on a single source and a single bookmaker should be treated with more caution. The Reliability badge summarizes at a glance how likely the movement is to be a genuine market signal (calculated from steam, number of agreeing bookmakers, closeness to kickoff and size of the drop) — click the card to see the score breakdown and possible reasons.