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Peter Bankes

Premier League referee79 matches on record19.6% conversion

Over the last 10 Premier League games Peter Bankes has officiated, the average is 3.40 cards a match — 17% below the league average of 4.08. That splits 3.2 yellow and 0.2 red a game — a red in 2 of the 10. Home and away sides fare about the same here (1.7 v 1.7 a game), where the league tilts +0.3 toward the away side. 5+ cards landed in 30% of those games (3 of 10), from a 15.7% foul-to-booking rate. Penalties come at about the league's rate: 15 awarded in 77 matches, 0.19 a game against a league average of 0.25. These are raw match figures from those games, not odds.

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These are Peter Bankes's own match figures — the raw card and foul counts from the matches covered. They're not adjusted for how aggressive the two teams are or whether it's a derby. The model layers those in — the referee tendency, each player's booking rate and an opponent card-induction factor — to price a specific leg. That combined verdict is the locked price and edge.
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Career profile

The two numbers that matter are vs league — the multiplier the model applies to a player's booking chance — and conversion, the share of fouls Peter Bankes turns into bookings. Conversion, not the raw foul count, is where a referee's real card tendency lives. Career figures across every Premier League season on record.

MeasureBankes League avg
Cards / match4.23 4.08
vs league1.04× 1.00×
Foul-to-card conversion19.6% 18.6%
Fouls / match21.6 21.9
Penalties awarded / match0.19 0.25
Penalties awarded (total)15 in 77—
Red cards shown9—
Matches on record79 (3 in 26/27)—

Recent matches

The last 8 Premier League games Peter Bankes took charge of — the actual card and foul counts a match-cards line settles on.

MatchScoreCardsYRPenFouls
Fulham v Man Utd20 Sep 1–1 3 3 0 — 14
Tottenham v Newcastle29 Aug 0–2 3 3 0 0 24
Brighton v Aston Villa23 Aug 4–0 6 1 red 5 1 — 23
Burnley v Bournemouth14 Mar 0–0 1 1 0 0 16
Newcastle v Man Utd4 Mar 2–1 7 1 red 1 pen 6 1 1 31
Leeds v Man City28 Feb 0–1 3 3 0 0 18
Tottenham v Arsenal22 Feb 1–4 3 3 0 0 28
Aston Villa v Brighton11 Feb 1–0 5 5 0 0 24

● a red card▪ a penalty awarded in that match

Frequently asked

How many cards does Peter Bankes give per game?

Peter Bankes averages 4.23 cards a game across 79 Premier League matches — 4% above the league average of 4.08. On a Peter Bankes appointment, the model multiplies every player's booking chance by 1.04.

Is Peter Bankes a strict referee?

Slightly, yes. The honest measure is foul-to-card conversion — the share of fouls that become bookings — and Peter Bankes runs at 19.6% against a league average of 18.6%. Foul counts barely vary between officials; the rate at which a foul becomes a booking is where referees genuinely differ.

Does Peter Bankes's record change bet builder card prices?

It should. The referee is the single biggest factor in the to-be-carded market, and the appointment is public before kick-off — so a strict official on a combative player is the archetypal card edge. The player cards guide walks through exactly how the model turns a tendency like this into a price.

How reliable is Peter Bankes's card rate?

It rests on 79 career matches, a solid record. The model shrinks a referee's tendency toward the league average when the sample is thin and discounts its own confidence for officials with young records, so a number like this never gets trusted beyond what the evidence earns.

Rates shown are figures from public match data for context; the model adds shrinkage and an opponent factor, and discounts its confidence for thin referee records, before flagging any card as value. It compares against the bookmaker's price as offered — card markets are priced one side only, so that price still carries the bookmaker's margin. 18+ — please gamble responsibly.