Pick6 standings multipliers, explained and measured

How they appear in the data

• Two-sided row: one market row with both More and Less, each with its own multiplier. A prop has at most one such row in a capture, and we treat it as the prop's main line. The source does not label it that way.
• One-sided rungs: further rows at other targets, each with one selection such as More or Yes. Do not synthesize a missing side.
• Market ids: a market id binds one target. When the main line moves, a new market id carries the new target, which is why a move is visible only at the prop level.
• Selection ids: a selection id can change alongside a multiplier. A changed id with an unchanged multiplier is not a change of anything we count.

Shape of the stored rows

Distribution

Along a ladder

Comparing adjacent one-sided More targets inside one prop and one capture, the higher target had a higher multiplier in 8,367 of 8,705 pairs (96.1%), the same multiplier in 338 and a lower one in 0. This describes stored rows. It is not a statement about value.

How often they change

5,566 side-level multiplier changes are recorded. Separately, 24 selections changed id with the same multiplier and are not counted as changes.

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