No model Always take the best number — the same bet, at a bigger price. Across the sportsbooks we price — 9 to 30 of them per match, uk/us/au/eu — the top-paying book on a given side beats the field median, and this board ranks today’s cricket match-winner prices by how much bigger that best price is. No projection, no claimed edge: the same bet, at a better price. Prices are shown in decimal odds, the format this feed is priced in (American underneath). “pp cheaper” = implied-probability points the best price shaves off the median. “Price improv. vs median” = extra expected return per unit staked from taking the best number instead of the median one, against the no-vig consensus. It shrinks the bookmaker's vig; it is not the bet's expected value. “EV at best” = the bet's actual expected value at that best price. Shopping reduces vig, it does not by itself beat the market, so this number is often still negative after taking the best price — we publish it exactly as measured. Test matches are priced 3-way — the draw is a real outcome, so it is devigged across all three results and shopped as its own side, never squeezed into a two-way calculation. Betting exchanges (Betfair, Matchbook, Smarkets) are excluded: a back price carries commission and liquidity risk, so it is not a like-for-like sportsbook quote. DFS books, stale or mismatched quotes and matches that have already started are dropped.
| Market | Selection | Side | Competition | Best price | Field median | Price improv. vs median ▼ | EV at best (de-vigged) | pp cheaper | No-vig fair | Books |
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