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What He's Actually Done
Against the Number on Offer

A bookmaker says a player will get 24.5 disposals. The first question worth asking is how often he's cleared it before, and in what games. Stat Lab shows you — one card per player, for every player with a line this round.

Want the receipts first? See what we can prove we got right — free, misses included.

One card, per player

What a Card Answers

Has He Cleared It Before?His last ten games against this exact number, drawn as bars. The games themselves, not a percentage you have to take on trust.
A Pattern, or One Big Game?Every game behind the count, including the ones that don't help. Outliers are drawn and marked, never quietly dropped.
What's the Market Doing?The line, the prices either side, and whether it has moved since we caught it. Our own projection sits beside it, labelled last.
What Don't We Know?Every card ends with what we don't have: no time-on-ground, no confirmed team sheet, no tagger read. Written down, not left for you to assume.

How to Read a Card →

Plainly

What This Is Not

No tips, no picks, no best bets — nothing here tells you what to back. And we don't claim our number beats the bookmaker's: where the two disagree, the bookmaker is usually right, and the gap between them isn't an edge.

The Longer VersionFour things we're careful not to claim, spelled out.
It's Not a Tipping Service

No picks, no leans, no best bets, no confidence stars. Nothing here tells you what to back. If you want a number to follow, this is the wrong product.

It Doesn't Claim an Edge Over the Market

Our projection comes last on every card, labelled the least reliable thing on it. Where our number and the bookmaker's disagree, the bookmaker is usually right. The gap between them isn't an edge, and we never present it as one.

It Doesn't Cover Every Player

Only players a bookmaker has put a disposal line on this round — roughly a third of the field. The board says how many games have no lines at all rather than quietly showing fewer.

It Doesn't Publish a Long-Run Accuracy Figure

Ours came down in August 2026 when we found the measurement was wrong. The track record page now shows only the rounds we can prove were graded honestly, and names the ones it excluded.

What He's Done Against the Number on Offer | The Stat Lab