Australia vs Brazil prediction

Calls by market

The engine’s strongest selection in each market it can price. “Base” is how often that selection actually lands across every completed match on record, so the lift beside it, not the probability, is what this fixture adds. Over 1.5 goals lands in three matches out of four on its own.

A dash means the market has too little history on record to judge the call against, which is not the same as a lift of zero.

Best-priced selection:Homeat9.15

Model

30.8%

Market implies

10.9%

Fair price

3.25

Expected value

+181.8%

Fair price 3.25 against an offered price of 9.15 (+181.8% expected value). One or both sides have too few matches for their rating to mean much, so this gap reflects what the model does not know rather than value.

This is the price, not the prediction. The best-priced selection is frequently the least likely outcome on the fixture, and the engine’s last recorded backtest against bookmaker odds lost 6.74%. A large positive figure here is a reason to look harder, not a reason to bet.