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The uplift barsample B / three offered selections, market price against boosted price
selection one2.50 → 3.00+20.0%
selection two4.00 → 4.50+12.5%
selection three1.80 → 2.00+11.1%
the market price is the number the same selection carries everywhere else; the boosted price is what this offer quotes for it. Across the 540 single-selection boosts sampled the mean market price was 2.75 and the mean boosted price 3.17, a mean uplift of +15.3%, and the mean implied chance of the selection fell from 39.8% to 34.6%.
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This is educational content for adults only. It explains how an uplifted price is quoted, capped, reverted and settled, using invented samples. It gives no financial, legal or tax advice, names no operator, prices no offer, and recommends nothing.

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It claims to describe a mechanism and to show its arithmetic. It does not claim that any figure reflects a real offer, that any explanation matches the terms of any particular operator, or that the mechanism works the same way in every jurisdiction.

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Risk and support

Gambling involves risk, and a better price on a selection is still a price on a selection that can lose. Most boosted selections are priced above even money precisely because they are unlikely to win, and on the samples the uplift paid on 45.2% of settled offers.

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