Sunday, 8 November 2026

Board for Sun 8 Nov

Look back at the day’s fixtures, our chances, and how they finished.

The day’s matches, our chances and how they finished.

Fixtures: 3
Markets per game: 0
Leagues: 2

Matches

3 fixturesNot out yet

T20 internationals

2 fixtures

T20 internationals

World

Deep market

FT full time
Namibia Women vs Rwanda Women
Not rated yet
Final score: 1–0
FT full time
Namibia Women1vsRwanda Women0
Not rated yet
FT full time
Uganda Women vs United States of America Women
Not rated yet
Final score: 1–0
FT full time
Uganda Women1vsUnited States of America Women0
Not rated yet

Women's Big Bash League

1 fixture

Women's Big Bash League

Australia

Thin market

FT full time
Perth Scorchers Women vs Melbourne Stars Women
Not rated yet
Final score: 1–0
FT full time
Perth Scorchers Women1vsMelbourne Stars Women0
Not rated yet

Our track record

Last 30 days · Public results

Graded: …
Won: …

The top picks that day

0

No tip

Nothing was likely enough that day at a price better than it should be.

My plan

Track record

Picks graded: …
Win rate: …

How to read this page

Our pick: What we back in a match: the market we make most likely to win, whether it is the result, over/under or a handicap. When it is likely enough and its price is better than it should be, the pick is a tip: it is shown in gold and only tips are graded in the track record. Otherwise it is our call, the likeliest priced outcome, with no stake.
Our chance: How likely we make a result, from each team's strength, form, scoring and the prices on offer. Refreshed every morning.
Bookmakers' chance: What the best price implies once the bookmaker's margin is taken out. It is the small marker on each bar.
Value: How much more a price pays than our fair price for it. A second check, never the reason for a tip: a tip is the likeliest market that is also priced better than it should be. A call may sit at or under our fair price, and says so.
Top pick, strong pick, pick: How likely a tip is: a top pick from 70 %, a strong pick from 65 %, a pick from 60 %.
Stake: In units: one unit is one percent of your bankroll. It grows with how much better the price is than it should be, and it is capped.