Uruguay Primera Division

Cerro 0–2 Wanderers

Final score · Half-time 0–2 · All of yesterday's results

The sharp market makes Wanderers the most likely outcome at 39% — fair odds of 2.58. No soft bookmaker is offering more than that fair price right now, so there is no value here — the honest call is to pass. Recent form — Cerro: DLWWD; Wanderers: WDDLW.

After the whistle

Match stats

Match statsCerroWanderers
Possession %6040
Shots125
Shots on target53
Corners51
Yellow cards24
Red cards00

What the market said before kick-off

  • Cerro win 33% did not happen
  • Draw 31% did not happen
  • Wanderers win 36% happened

Pinnacle closing price with the margin removed, next to what happened. It is the market's view, not a tip: an outcome priced at 30% happens about 3 times in 10.

Referee: M. De Armas · Venue: Monumental Luis Tróccoli, Montevideo

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Line-ups, events and match stats: API-Football.

The most likely result is not the same as value: value is where a bookmaker pays more than the fair price, and the two can point to different outcomes.

Value check before kick-off

No value

No value was flagged for this match: before kick-off, no bookmaker price we saw beat the fair price under our rule.

Most likely result

1/2 Home or away 71%

When no single result is likely enough, our pick covers the two most probable outcomes (double chance).

1X2
Sharp, recorded32%29%39%
Other estimates
Our model36%29%35%

Sharp, recorded = Pinnacle when we logged the match (it can be days old). Our model = our own estimate, which on average predicts worse than the market.

Fair odds of the pick (as recorded) 1.41
Sharp odds recorded for this prediction (Pinnacle) 2.91 / 3.21 / 2.45
Market Gap —
Confidence —
Prediction result Won · 2

Match context

The last 3 head-to-head meetings we tracked split 1–0–2 (Cerro wins – draws – Wanderers wins).

Cerro scored 1.2 and conceded 0.8 across their last 5 matches in our results database; Wanderers scored 1.4 and conceded 1 in 5.

These figures come from our own tracked results and odds snapshots for this fixture — not from a generic stats feed.

Why this price?

Cerro
D L W W D
avg 1.2 scored · 0.8 conceded (last 5)
Wanderers
W D D L W
avg 1.4 scored · 1 conceded (last 5)
Recent head-to-head
28 Mar 2026 Wanderers 3–0 Cerro
01 Jun 2025 Cerro 1–2 Wanderers
31 Mar 2025 Cerro 2–1 Wanderers

Recent form and head-to-head from our settled results — context behind the fair price. The price itself comes from the sharp market, not from these alone.

Public, timestamped record

Logged before kick-off
Prediction record
Pick 1/2 · Home or away
Odds recorded for the prediction 1.33
Closing odds 1.38
Prediction CLV -3.7%
Result Won
Prediction hash — integrity fingerprint d96a6802ecf43cf8

This hash fingerprints the prediction as recorded: teams, kick-off time, our model probabilities, the Pinnacle prices recorded for it (at logging or, if there were none, the first quoted after logging and before kick-off, which can be written in after the match) and the log time. A later edit to any of them would change it (a rescheduled kick-off changes it too). It does not cover closing prices, the result or the value-bet record above; value flags recorded live have their own seal in the public record. Verify in the public record →

Every day a snapshot of the full public record is published to a public Git repository and timestamped with OpenTimestamps. Timestamped snapshots are never overwritten and the Git history shows any difference, so a later change to a past row is visible by comparing two snapshots. The corrections file lists the corrections we announced. Verify on the public log →

Since 20 June 2026 the public record is snapshotted daily (07:40 Bucharest time: 04:40 UTC in summer time, 05:40 UTC in winter) to an external log. A prediction is externally timestamped before kick-off only if it was in a snapshot taken before the match; predictions logged on match day, or whose Pinnacle price was added after logging, first appear there after kick-off. Value flags have been recorded live only since 26 September 2026; earlier value flags were reconstructed on that date.

Methodology

The fair price comes from the sharp market itself: we strip the margin from Pinnacle-style odds — the most accurate public predictor in existence — and use our calibrated Elo + form model as a cross-check and as the fallback where no sharp price exists. Value is flagged only where a softer bookmaker prices a selection above that fair price, never on long shots (implied probability under 30%), and never beyond a plausible band. Most of the time there is no value — and we say so.

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