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Nagoya Grampus vs FC Machida Zelvia
Nagoya Grampus to win · Match Winner
Decision
- Outcome
- Declined after research
- Main reason
- Evidence grade below the lockable set (and 3 more)
- Decided
- Policy
- v1.1
Gates that did not pass
- EvidenceToo few distinct sourcesFailed
- FreshnessNewest supporting source older than the limitFailed
- UncertaintyEvidence grade below the lockable setFailed
- Adversarial reviewAdversarial review found a blocking objectionFailed
Full gate trace (9 gates)
- Event integrityReal, identified, pre-match fixture inside the lock windowPassed
- EvidenceToo few distinct sourcesFailed
- PriceRecorded price clears the minimum qualifying oddsPassed
- Price sourcePrice attributable to an identified source (global reference only)Passed
- FreshnessNewest supporting source older than the limitFailed
- UncertaintyEvidence grade below the lockable setFailed
- Adversarial reviewAdversarial review found a blocking objectionFailed
- DuplicationNo existing position on this eventPassed
- PresentationPresentation compliantPassed
Why it entered research
Deterministic screening facts recorded when the scan admitted this selection. No model was involved at this step.
- Enough operators for a market reference
- Price inside the freshness limit
- Price above the de-vigged fair price
- Operators disagree on the price
- Screened
- Market
- Match Winner
- Best verified price
- 3.450
- Market reference
- 3.100 · 8 operators
- Minimum Qualifying Odds
- 3.45 · edge 3.60%
Research
Research Synthesis Note
This research note evaluates the current market position based on available operator pricing, market dispersion, and red team risk assessments.
Primary case
- The best available price is currently offered by betrivers.
Market context
- The current best available price is offered by betrivers.
- The market reference price derived from the median of multiple operators provides a baseline comparison.
- Movement data is currently limited to a single sample without an established opening price.
- The market shows a notable level of dispersion across the evaluated operators.
What the price requires
- Requires the betrivers price of 3.450 to be genuinely executable rather than a stale or corrected quote.
- Requires the market dispersion of 11.29 percent across operators to represent a real inefficiency rather than a bookmaker error.
Major uncertainty
The position relies entirely on a single-sample movement datum with no established opening price and a notable dispersion of 11.29 percent across operators, making any calculated edge fragile and potentially illusory.
Adversarial review
The strongest case against the candidate, as recorded before the decision.
The position relies entirely on a single-sample movement datum with no established opening price and a notable dispersion of 11.29 percent across operators, making any calculated edge fragile and potentially illusory.
Blocking questions
- Is the best available price of 3.450 currently executable with sufficient stake limits, or is it a stale quote on betrivers?
- What caused the 11.29 percent dispersion across the 8 evaluated operators, and does it reflect genuine market disagreement or varying bookmaker risk profiles?
- Can an opening price and historical movement be established before committing capital on a single sample point?
Why the market may simply be right
- The market reference median of 3.100 derived from 8 operators suggests that the betrivers price of 3.450 may be an outlier or stale price rather than a genuine inefficiency.