See how flat one-unit H2H selections, confidence-group multis and against-market calls would have performed across every audited round with a retained pre-kickoff market snapshot. Upcoming tips never appear here.
These are hypothetical historical calculations from 56 matches and 7 rounds. The source is shown round by round because Round 21 uses an archived benchmark, Round 22 uses Stats Insider, and Rounds 23–27 use documented Sportsbet captures. This is not evidence of a repeatable edge, a recommendation to bet, or a guarantee of future returns.
Every eligible stake from Rounds 21–27 is included. Multis are formed independently within each round, then their stakes and returns are combined here.
A standard multi price is the product of its captured leg prices. One unit is used per H2H selection and per valid confidence multi; fewer than two legs in a band means no multi and no stake for that round.
This is the calculation trail behind the combined scoreboard, including losses and confidence groups that could not form a two-leg multi.
The displayed price is correct. It is unusually large because two of the three tips were market outsiders and the third was almost even money. Rounds 21 and 23 add losing low-confidence multis to the combined record.
Prices are retained publication snapshots, not reconstructed closing prices. The evidence label and source are shown separately for each round.
Prices and timestamp are printed in the immutable benchmark publication; the archived source does not name the underlying bookmaker.
The Round 22 source ledger identifies Stats Insider, not Sportsbet, as the market source.
The source ledger records the Sportsbet H2H capture two minutes before the 8:31 pm publication lock.
Complete pre-kickoff H2H snapshot retained in the official Round 24 source package.
Complete pre-kickoff H2H snapshot retained in the official Round 25 source package.
Complete pre-kickoff H2H snapshot retained in the official Round 26 source package.
Complete pre-kickoff H2H snapshot retained in the official Round 27 source package.
Method version 1.1 applies prospectively. Rule changes create a new version rather than rewriting history.
Both H2H prices, the source and timestamp are retained at publication lock. Missing or equal prices do not create an against-market flag.
Low, medium and high use the locked publication class. Legacy “standard” classes map to medium. A tip is against market only when its captured price is longer than its opponent's.
Winners return their captured decimal price; losers return zero. ROI is net units divided by all units staked, including losses.
The lab updates only after every game in the round is complete and audited. Corrections, source differences and missing data stay visible.