Methodology
How card and match reports should be read
A disciplined way to read overall reasoning, supporting factors, and risks as one connected analysis.
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Start with the card-level case
The card report explains why the selections were grouped, the overall strategy, the combined risks, and a Member summary. Read it before focusing on an individual match so the intended relationship between selections is clear.
Then inspect each match report
A match report separates supporting factors from risk factors and explains the confidence context. Look for assumptions, timing sensitivity, and information that could change. A balanced report should make uncertainty visible rather than hide it behind a label.
Return after the result
Settlement explanations connect the accepted outcome to the original reasoning and recorded market. Reviewing both wins and losses is important. Outcome knowledge should not be used to rewrite what the report said before kickoff.
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