Tau

How to read the signal table

Each row in the table is a separate signal. The columns are the same for all four algorithms. A short description of each field:

Minute

Minute of the match at which the algorithm published the signal. For active signals — the capture moment; for completed ones — the minute when the signal was opened.

Match

Team names and league. The team on the left is the home side, the team on the right is the away side. Clicking the match opens the signal details page (available to authenticated users).

Odds: capture → peak

The first value is the bookmaker's odds at the moment of capture. The second is the peak the odds reached during the signal's active period. For example, "1.55 → 7.40" means the market valued the event at 1.55 at capture, and by finalization the odds had grown to 7.40 (the market was moving toward the opposite outcome). Peak growth is useful statistics about line volatility, but it does not affect ROI: ROI is calculated using the capture odds.

Score

For active signals — the current match score. For finalized signals — the final score after the match ended. If the match is still in progress, the match minute is shown next to the score.

Result

W — the signal hit (the considered outcome occurred). L — the signal missed. P — push (refund, Tau only): the actual outcome on a whole total exactly matched the line. Signals with status P are excluded from the Win Rate and ROI calculation.