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Werder and Cambuur paid: Saturday's 31 settled calls

All 31 BAI8 calls for Saturday 31 October are settled: 20 won, 11 lost, +7.63 units. Which edges paid, which favourites lost, and why one day proves little.

BAI8 Research2 min read

On this page
  1. The day in numbers
  2. Edges that paid
  3. Edges that did not
  4. Favourites that lost
  5. What this does not tell you

Saturday 31 October was a good day on the record: 31 BAI8 calls settled, 20 won and 11 lost. At one unit on every call at the best price we saw, that is +7.63 units. Our own chances said about 16.5 wins were expected, so 20 is three and a half more than the model forecast. One day of football is far too little to mean much, and we say why below.

The day in numbers

Group Calls Won Lost Expected wins Level stakes
All calls 31 20 11 16.5 +7.63 units
Positive edge 12 8 4 6.6 +5.18 units
No positive edge 19 12 7 10.0 +2.45 units

Expected wins is the sum of our published chances for the side we called. Level stakes means one unit per call at the price on the card, which is not necessarily a price you could still get.

Edges that paid

Game Our call Price Edge Result
Werder Bremen v Hoffenheim Werder Bremen 3.20 +12.8 pts Won
Cambuur v Go Ahead Eagles Cambuur 3.35 +10.2 pts Won
Lincoln v Birmingham Birmingham 2.23 +7.3 pts Won
Schalke v RB Leipzig RB Leipzig 1.89 +4.5 pts Won

Edges that did not

Game Our call Price Edge Result
Troyes v Le Mans Le Mans 3.50 +12.8 pts Lost
Hull v Ipswich Hull 2.72 +7.1 pts Lost
AC Milan v Inter Inter 2.36 +4.8 pts Lost
Leverkusen v Stuttgart Leverkusen 1.81 +3.2 pts Lost

Favourites that lost

Feyenoord at 1.18 against Fortuna Sittard was the shortest price of the day to lose; our card already rated them below the price, at a −11.1 point edge. Manchester City at 1.74, West Ham at 1.60, Gladbach at 1.96 and Aston Villa at 2.00 also lost. Short prices lose more often than they feel like they should; what that costs is in what a short favourite really risks.

What this does not tell you

Thirty-one calls on one day are not independent tests of the model: many share a kick-off time, a league and the same round of fixtures. A +7.63 day sits next to a −2.47 week in our week on the record: 104 calls, 52 won. For why neither tells you much alone, read how many bets before a record means anything. Competitions are as the Desk lists them.

18+. Bet only what you can afford to lose.

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Common questions

How did BAI8 do on Saturday 31 October?

31 calls settled, 20 won and 11 lost. At one unit per call at the prices we saw, that is +7.63 units.

Did the positive-edge calls win on Saturday?

Eight of 12 won, for +5.18 units. Our chances said about 6.6 wins were expected from those 12.

What was the biggest loss on Saturday?

Feyenoord at 1.18 against Fortuna Sittard, the shortest price of the day to lose. Le Mans at 3.5, our joint widest edge at +12.8 points, also lost.

Sources

  1. BAI8 Desk record, 1 November 2026bai8.app

Who wrote this

BAI8 Research The research desk behind BAI8's fixture assessments. Every figure published here is reproducible from sources named in the piece.

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