Markets covered

This is the full coverage matrix, generated from the grading engine's own market registry rather than maintained by hand.

How to read it

Entity is who the bet is about — the game as a whole, one team, or one player.

Model is how the deciding number behaves, which determines the distribution used to price it:

• Binary outcome — a yes/no event, like winning a game or scoring a touchdown at any point.
• Count — a non-negative count such as points, corners or receptions, fitted with a Poisson or negative binomial distribution depending on how dispersed the historical sample is.
• Continuous — a quantity with a wide smooth range, like a scoring margin or passing yards, approximated with a normal distribution.

What sits outside this list

Any market key the engine does not recognise resolves to UNRATED. That includes exotic and novelty markets, some period and combination bets, and any book-specific market whose deciding number cannot be reconstructed from stored history.

It also includes markets that are in the registry but lack the data to resolve for a particular sport. A prop model existing does not mean every league has the player logs to feed it — see sports and leagues covered for that distinction.