Show the work.
Results are meaningful only when the original wager, pricing, grading and source are understood.
The line comes first.
The public ledger records the selection, market, original American odds, stated unit size, result and resulting unit profit or loss. The price determines how much was at risk.
How stated units work.
For negative American odds, stated units are the amount targeted to win. For positive American odds, the stated units are the amount being risked. A push or void adds zero profit and does not count as a win or loss.
| Odds | Stated | Risk | Win | Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| −110 | 10u | 11.00u | +10.00u | −11.00u |
| −125 | 10u | 12.50u | +10.00u | −12.50u |
| +120 | 10u | 10.00u | +12.00u | −10.00u |
| +141 | 10u | 10.00u | +14.10u | −10.00u |
Who reported what—and when.
The initial card was retrospectively reported in chat on October 13 for October 12 games. Its original odds and selections are classified as postgame self-reported. Checking the final scores is not evidence that the picks were available before kickoff.
Corrections remain visible.
If the unit convention or original price is corrected, the public figures can be revised while the underlying source message and correction notes remain preserved. The October 12 card was updated from +30.00u to +36.10u after clarification of the staking rule.
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