How we quote prices
Every price on this site comes from one place, carries the time it was read, and links to the live page. Here is what the numbers mean.
One source
All odds on this site come from BettingBeast's live feed. BettingBeast is a betting broker: one account that places bets into 16+ bookmakers and exchanges. The price you see is the price available on that platform at the time stamped next to it. We do not quote other bookmakers, we do not compare prices across companies, and we never call a price the "best". Odds links go to BettingBeast, a platform operated by the owners of this site.
Decimal odds
We use decimal odds, the format most of the world uses. A price of 2.50 means a winning 10 stake returns 25 in total (your 10 back plus 15 profit). A price below 2.00 means the outcome is seen as more likely than not.
Implied chance
Next to each price we show the chance it implies: 1 divided by the price. A price of 2.50 implies 40%. Add the three implied chances of a match together and you get more than 100%; the extra is the bookmaker's margin, the built-in fee. That is why we say "before the margin".
Timestamps
Prices move all week: with team news, with money, with the weather. Every price we print says when it was read, in CET. A price from Friday morning may be very different by Sunday evening. The live page is always the truth; our number is a snapshot.
Odds-move charts
Some articles show how a price moved over several days. The chart is drawn from snapshots of the same feed at the times shown. It tells you what the market thought and when; it does not tell you what will happen.
Not advice
When we write "a draw looks more likely than the price suggests", that is an opinion, written to be understood, not a recommendation. 18+. Gambling involves risk and can be addictive. Please gamble responsibly.