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One sample pick, drawn by the exact components members use every morning. The five parts are numbered on the card and explained beside it — who, what, how often, the last ten games, and the price. Tap the card for the full breakdown underneath.

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  1. The playerSalvador Perez of Kansas City — a photo (or initials) and the club code, KC.
  2. The bet1+ hit means at least one hit in this game. Every card is one plain bet like this; nothing is bundled.
  3. The sample8 of 10 · 80% — how often it happened in the last ten games. The two misses are counted, never trimmed.
  4. The barsThose ten games, one bar each, against the dashed line the player has to clear. Green cleared it; rust fell short.
  5. The priceThe best odds found for this exact bet and which sportsbook pays them. Use the prices at picker above the card to see your own book's quote instead.
CHECK 1

The denominator

“8 of the last 10” — the misses are drawn, never trimmed. A claim without its sample size is shouting; this one shows its work.

CHECK 2

The dashed line

The line the player has to beat, drawn across the last ten games. Bars above it cleared; short bars didn't. You can judge the pick before you risk anything.

CHECK 3

The price

Which sportsbook pays most for the identical bet — same bet, different money, and most people never check. Pick your own book and the card shows its quote instead.