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Desk spec
samples
10
offers sampled
1,200
mean uplift
+15.3%
mean cap
15.8
added value per offer
2.42
runtime javascript
none
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%.
Direct answer

Every figure on this site derives from ten invented samples: the offers, the uplift, the worth, the cap, the cap arithmetic, the acca, the revert, the settle, one offer and the month. No figure is observed from a live offer, and no operator, market or person is described by one.

The ten samples and the figures they produce

Samples A to J, figure by figure
SampleWhat it isChief figureWhere
Athe offers1,200 offers in four shapesoverview
Bthe upliftmean +15.3%, 2.75 to 3.17the uplift
Cthe worth5.00 if it wins, 2.00 on averagethe worth
Dthe capmean cap 15.8, 31.1% whole stakethe cap
Ethe cap arithmetic2.00 at 10.00 or 100.00 stakedthe worth
Fthe acca+5.0% to +20.0% by legsthe acca
Gthe revert14.4% reverted, in four routesthe revert
Hthe settle74.0% whole stake, 45.2% wonthe settle
Ione offer255.00 against 250.00the settle
Jthe month1,304.00 added on 10,800.00 stakedthe funding

The five arithmetic steps the whole desk rests on

  1. The uplift. Boosted price minus market price, and on the samples a mean of +0.42 of price against a mean market price of 2.75.
  2. The pending chance. One divided by the market price, which the desk takes as the agreed probability: 1 / 2.75 = 36.4% on the mean offer.
  3. The added value per unit. The uplift multiplied by the chance: 0.42 x 0.364 = 0.153 per 1.00 of boosted stake.
  4. The capped stake. The smaller of the stake and the cap: a mean of 15.8 across the sample.
  5. The added value per offer. The per-unit figure multiplied by the capped stake: 15.8 x 0.153 = 2.42.

Worked example / step five, once more, slowly

  1. uplift per unit of price: 3.17 - 2.75 = 0.42
  2. implied chance: 1 / 2.75 = 0.364
  3. value per unit staked: 0.42 x 0.364 = 0.1529
  4. capped stake: 15.8
  5. added value: 15.8 x 0.1529 = 2.42
  6. and across 540 offers: 540 x 2.42 = 1,304
Every figure elsewhere on the desk is one of these five steps applied to one sample. Nothing else is used.
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