Machine Bet
A combination generated automatically from our selections, always at the best available price on every leg.
184 selections available to combine. With these selections the possible range is 2.43–5.13 odds and 18%–36% accuracy.
The cost of combining
Combined margin 1.3% — of 100 Kz staked, about 98.7 Kz is expected back.
The expected return of a combination is the product of its legs, so it falls as legs are added. Two legs costing 5% each cost almost 10%, not 5%.
Fair probability is the product of the margin-free probabilities of each leg. It assumes independence — legs from different matches.
- Leg 1Avispa Fukuoka vs Sanfrecce HiroshimaJ.LeagueAway1.86at eBetFair probability 54.8%
- Leg 2Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston VillaPremier LeagueHome2.03at Premier BetFair probability 47.7%
Alternatives are ranked, not drawn at random: each is the next-best set of legs. That is why the cost rises as you move through them — and why the same link always shows the same combination.
A combination’s accuracy is the product of its legs’ probabilities — the chance the whole combination wins. It is the only calibrated number we publish: we do not invent a per-pick hit rate.
Total odds and accuracy are near-inverses — accuracy is the same thing seen without the bookmaker margin. So they move together: raising the minimum accuracy lowers the odds. If the available matches cannot meet one of the limits, we say which one.
Every leg uses the best price across our books, which cuts the margin by about 1.1 percentage points per leg. A real saving, but it does not make the combination profitable.
We never use two legs from the same match.
We cap it at three legs deliberately. Bookmakers promote long accumulators because the margin multiplies; we do not.
Combinations are not part of the per-pick accuracy record: a combination settles as a single unit and would distort the sample. The per-pick record is on the Performance page.