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The price check

The same player bet, priced at every book we track, checked against the player's own record. Sometimes the record says the bigger price is too big. Sometimes only the gap says anything at all — and this page keeps those two apart.

33 backed by the record 30 on the gap alone 5 competitions
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If subbed off

The record backs the price

Where the player's own record implies a higher chance than the odds do — measured at the pessimistic end of that record, so a thin sample cannot manufacture it.

SelectionRecordEven at worstBest priceIf subbed off
Hamari Traore 3+ shots Olympique de Marseille v Paris FC 6% 5 of 84 games Last 10: none 3%the price implies 2% 50/151.00 Paddy Power 2.4× the 20/121.00 at bet365 no transfer
Ludovic Blas 3+ shots Angers v Stade Rennais 45% 41 of 92 games Last 10: 5 35%the price implies 29% 5/23.50 BetMGM 1.9× the 4/51.80 at bet365 not established
Adrien Thomasson 2+ shots Angers v Stade Rennais 40% 43 of 108 games Last 10: 3 31%the price implies 26% 11/43.90 BetMGM 2.6× the 1/21.50 at bet365 not established

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How to read this

Every row is one bet, priced at two books. The record is every game the player finished 45 minutes or more of, so a five-minute cameo is not counted as a chance at the market.

Even at worst is the pessimistic end of the player's record — the floor we are 95% confident the true rate clears. A row only appears in the first table when even that floor beats what the price implies, so a thin sample cannot talk its way in.

If subbed off always refers to the best price's book, shown in the column to its left. It is the column no price comparison can give you. Some books move a player bet onto the substitute; some leave it with the player who has gone off. It varies by book and by competition — the same book can cover a Premier League match and not a Ligue 1 one. Where a book's rule has not been established, this page says so rather than guessing.