One entered bet against the archive of prices we captured. The question is whether the price taken beat what the market showed later, and it is answerable entirely from published numbers -- nothing here reads a projection, a rating or an edge.
The comparison price is the best one published at the later capture, not a consensus and not the same book. That answers the strictest honest version of the question: could anyone still have given you this price at this number? A positive result means the entry beat every book on the board, not merely the one it was placed at.
The figure is expressed in implied-probability points rather than in odds. American prices are discontinuous around even money, so subtracting them overstates every move that crosses that boundary and understates none. Both raw prices ride in the payload, so nothing is hidden by the choice.
These are four different facts about one entry, kept apart on purpose rather than collapsed into a missing number.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| scored | A later capture was found with a book still quoting the same number, so the price comparison is shown. |
| pending | Nothing has been captured since this bet was placed, so there is no later price to compare it against yet. |
| no capture | The capture archive holds no quotes for this player and stat in the window -- either polling was not running, or no book we track posted it. |
| line unmatched | No book was still quoting this exact number at the last capture, so there is no comparable price. The line move is shown instead. |
| out of window | This bet is older than the stretch of the archive the ledger reads, so its prices were not looked up. That is a limit of this view, not a statement that nothing was captured. |
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