Parlay analysis

The headline product multiplies leg probabilities under independence. Contender places that assumption beside dependence bounds, linked-leg flags, and recorded outcomes.

P(A∩B)≠certainty

Historical parlay replay

Historical example — replayed as of noon UTC on game day; not a live pick.

Legs

3 of 3 selected

  • Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

    OKC vs MIN · Mar 15, 2026

    Over 30.5 PTS

    P 86.6%

    miss
  • Nikola Jokić

    DEN @ LAL · Mar 14, 2026

    Over 12.5 REB

    P 52.1%

    hit
  • Stephen Curry

    GSW vs DET · Jan 30, 2026

    Over 4.5 3PM

    P 41.2%

    miss

Historical example — replayed as of noon UTC on game day; not a live pick.

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Independence product

The displayed combined estimate multiplies the selected-win probability for each leg as if those events were independent. Expected return uses only the total return you enter; Contender ships no provider payout tables.

02

Dependence range

Fréchet bounds communicate how wide the mathematically possible range becomes when joint behavior is unknown.

03

Failed-leg semantics

A recorded parlay misses when any required leg misses. Each historical leg keeps its own graded outcome beside the aggregate.