Has our price on tonight's match fallen out of line with the exchanges and event contracts?

Panbiota's price-gap scanner sets the chance each price implies across exchanges, event-contract venues and bookmakers side by side, ranks games by how far a licensed operator's own price sits from the rest, and shows which venue moved first.

Did this match's price move before the team news was announced?

The pre-match sharp-move alert gives the minute a move began, how far the implied chance shifted and where it showed first, and integrity case files can reconstruct a match second by second for an investigator or panel. It is for investigation, not for placing bets.

If every favourite we are exposed to wins this afternoon, how much would we pay out?

The liability read sets a licensed operator's own open bets against the market's live chances through linked results, and shows the day's likely payout and where the worst exposure sits.

Do bookmakers really follow the exchange within minutes?

Panbiota reads how often, and how fast, bookmakers follow a move on the exchange, and what a fresh exchange move likely means for their prices now.

Who can use Panbiota's pricing and liability engine?

The engine, which can move, hold or suspend prices and place hedging orders on the operator's own rules with liability limits and an instant stop, is for licensed operators and licensed firms only. It runs in their systems, on their rules, and this is intelligence, not advice.

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Exchange prices, bookmakers' odds and racing pools, beside the results they settle on.

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Questions it answers

What it answers.

Has our price on tonight's match fallen out of line with the exchanges and event contracts, and for how long?
When an exchange price moves sharply before kick-off, do the bookmakers really follow within minutes?
Did this match's price move sharply before kick-off, and did the move begin before the team news was announced?
If every favourite we are exposed to wins this afternoon, how much would we pay out, and how bad could it get?
Did this operator keep less of last week's stakes in New York because favourites kept winning, or because its customers moved to rivals?
Has any gambling business we take payments for lost its licence in Great Britain this week, or declared a new website?

Who it is for

Who uses it.

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Trading desks at licensed bookmakers

Move, hold or suspend each price? The moment yours falls out of step with exchanges and event contracts, before a stale quote draws a rush.

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Risk and treasury teams at licensed operators

How much can you lose when several backed favourites play one afternoon? Live market chances against your open bets show the worst-case payout before kick-off.

Referees and linesmen walking a pitch before kick-off at a regional stadium in Argentina, seen from far above in late light, stands half full

Integrity units at leagues, governing bodies and licensed operators

A pre-match move: fixing or leaked team news? Timed to the second: when it began, how far it went, whether it preceded the news.

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Equity analysts and funds holding listed betting companies

Will takings disappoint, weeks before results? Weekly New York stakes and what operators kept, beside how often favourites won, separate bad luck from lost customers.

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Compliance teams at banks, payment firms and advertising networks

Licensed where it takes bets? Before payments or adverts for a gambling brand, each morning's licence changes and newly declared websites.

Modelled, tested, simulated, run

What we model, test and run.

Set-up, modelled

Move before the news

A team's exchange chance shifts several points pre-match; bookmakers and event contracts lag; team news is pending. What it has meant before, and what it likely means now: further move, whether news explains it, early versus late price.

Arbitrage set-up

One game, two venues

A home win cheaper as an event contract than on the exchange. When the gap beats commission, spread, settlement-rule and fill risk, and for how long. Licensed desks only.

Theory, tested

Bookmakers follow the exchange

A five-point exchange move before kick-off: how often bookmakers follow within 15 minutes.

Simulation

Afternoon of favourites

Your open bets and multiples on a football and racing day. Out: the payout range, the results driving the worst cases, and how far hedging cuts them.

Engine

Pricing and liability engine

Prices moved, held or suspended as exchanges, event contracts or the score change; hedges worked inside liability limits. Runs in your systems, on your rules, for licensed operators only.

What Panbiota can build

What we build for you.

Price-gap scanner

Each game, from European football to US basketball: exchange, event-contract and bookmaker chances side by side. Ranked by how far your price strays; gaps past your limit flagged and timed.

Score-to-price lag meter

Each goal or score change stamped to the second, with how long each venue's price took to react. Every trade struck inside that window, listed.

Pre-match sharp-move alert

Fires when a pre-match price moves further and faster than usual: the minute it began, points shifted, the first venue. For integrity and risk teams, not betting.

Liability simulator

Your open bets against live market chances, across linked results. Reruns as prices move; alerts when one result could breach your payout limit.

Hold model

The range each New York operator could expect to keep, given the week's results, against what it kept. Luck explains some shortfalls; the rest may point to lost customers.

Services

Delivered to you.

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Closing-price calibration review

Your final prices and the market's against results, quarterly, from European football to Hong Kong racing. Which price bands won more often than priced.

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Integrity case files

One match or race rebuilt second by second. Every price, score change and sharp move in order, for an investigator or disciplinary panel.

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Licence-change checks

Daily, your gambling customers checked against every licence granted, handed back or revoked in Great Britain, and newly declared websites.

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Racing drift reading

Each morning: yesterday's British runners ranked by price drift from early trading to the off, beside where each finished.

Markets

Digital assets Foreign exchange Equities Commodities Options & hedging Market making Credit Insurance & actuarial Financial crime Digital collectibles Prediction markets

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