🚨 CEREBRO 2.0 IS LIVE 🚨

The model behind @PropprTeamBot and @PropprPlayerBot just had the biggest upgrade in its history.

Version 1.0 was already ahead of anything else out there. Next to 2.0, it looks basic.

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📚 More competitions than ever

Projections now run across 157 competitions, with 2,456 upcoming fixtures carrying full team and player projections side by side. Not just the big five:
lower divisions, cup competitions and leagues across South America, Asia and North America that nobody else models properly.

📒 Card reasons are back, and better

You can once again see why a team gets booked, not just how often. Fouls, dissent, time-wasting, broken down per team across 85 competitions.

And now the same for referees. We hold profiles on 2,596 officials, including the kinds of offence each one actually punishes. A referee who books dissent
meeting a team that argues is a very different bet to that same team under a referee who lets it go.

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🧠 THE BIG ONE: Enhanced Projections

Every alert now carries a second price: the same market re-priced for the specific situation the match creates.

21 situational adjustments across 15 groups of stats now read the fixture in front of them, tuned to each team and player's own characteristics rather than
league-wide assumptions.

The principle is simple. Look at the data from every angle. Not just what a team or player does, but what the opponent allows, where the player plays, how
involved he is, and how the two sides interact.

That's what has Proppr taking an in-form striker for UNDER shots while everyone else piles on the over.

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⚽️ REAL SITUATIONS 2.0 READS

Player: the in-form striker nobody fades
He's scored in three straight and his shot count is climbing. Everyone is on
over 2.5 shots. But his opponent this week concedes the fewest shots on target in the division and defends deep. Form says over. The matchup says the chances he does get will come from distance and off target. 2.0 prices the under.

Team: corners from crosses
One side crosses relentlessly. The other concedes corners at one of the highest
rates in the league. Neither fact is interesting on its own. Together they move the corner line, and 2.0 reads both halves of that matchup rather than just the
attacking one.

Referee: the official changes the bet
Two teams with identical card records get very different projections depending on who's refereeing. We know how many cards each official shows and what for. A scrappy, time-wasting match under a referee who punishes exactly that is a
card market worth taking. Under a lenient one, it isn't.

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⏱️ MATCH TEMPO: football's best kept secret

Here's something most bettors never think about. A 90 minute match contains nowhere near 90 minutes of football.

Two real Brazilian Serie A matches we tracked. Same league, same season:

Corinthians vs Sao Paulo
48 minutes of actual football. The clock ran for 112. That's 43% ball in play across 109 stoppages, with the longest uninterrupted spell lasting 3
minutes 18 seconds. Sixty three minutes went nowhere. And the added time tells its own story: 22 minutes were announced, 6 were played.

Chapecoense vs Flamengo
63 minutes of actual football from 96 on the clock. 65% ball in play, and the ball stayed alive for 5 minutes 27 seconds at its longest. Half the time
lost, in the same competition.

That's a 15 minute swing in how much football actually happens, between two fixtures in the same league.

Now think about what that does to a corners line, a throw-ins line, a fouls line or a cards line. A team who plays the Corinthians game and a team who plays the Chapecoense game should never be projected the same way, and until now nobody
was separating them.

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🎛 Your call, always

Enhanced Projections can be shown alongside the original price, on their own, without the explanation, or turned off completely. Settings → Enhanced
Projections.