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Aston Villa v EvertonPremier League · Sat 17:30
Beats fair · value
We make it0%fair 1.89
bet365 asks2.10implies 47.6%
Edge+5.4%more than the price pays
53%Aston Villa
28%Draw
19%Everton
fair 1.89fair 3.57fair 5.26

We make Aston Villa 53% and the 2.10 on offer implies 47.6%. That gap is 5.4% of your money.

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Islam Makhachev v Ian Machado GarryUFC 330 · Sat 15 Aug 2026 · Welterweight title · Makhachev by decision
Not assessedmarket-derivedNot yet assessed
Modelnot assessed yet
Price2.10bet365implies 47.6%
Edgenothing to compare yet

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