Combo · 3 legs
29.43¢ · win pays +2.40u
1. Seoul: Sho Shimabukuro v Coleman Wong: Coleman Wong 2. Seoul: Omar Jasika v Yun-Seong Chung: Omar Jasika 3. Ningbo: Jie Cui v Petr Bar Biryukov: Jie Cui Reasoning: 1 Wong takes it early and wins the short points. Shimabukuro takes it early off the serve and looks to hold. Indoor hard sits the second serve up, which is the ball Wong has returned at a higher rate in the sample. If Wong’s first serve lands at the higher end of the range, the service games stay cleaner and the short points decide it. If it drops and the rally goes to 7-9 shots the way Shimabukuro prefers, a set becomes live. The short-point and break-rate edges favor Wong. 2 Jasika’s edge is the higher first-serve points won and higher return points won average across the sample. Chung’s edge is the stronger numbers in the current Seoul event and the home conditions. The gaps favor Jasika on the broader sample but are closer in the current tournament. 3 Cui takes it early off the first serve more often in the sample. Biryukov takes it early and looks to hold with the higher ace rate. Hard court sits the second serve up, which is the ball Cui has returned at a higher rate in the tables. If Cui’s first serve lands at the higher end of the range seen in Guangzhou Nansha and Ningbo, the service games stay cleaner. If it drops and Biryukov’s first serve holds with the ace volume, the points stay longer and the match can stay close. #nfa (submitted on community.jup.ag)
- Leg 1WonColeman Wong @ 64¢Seoul: Sho Shimabukuro v Coleman Wong
- Starts
- Entry
- 64¢
How it was priced
leg 1: event "Seoul: Sho Shimabukuro vs Coleman Wong"; submitted on community.jup.ag; entry 64¢ from the order-book ask at submit; final at submit: the price the caller confirmed on the form - Result
- won · Oct 30, 2026
Verification details
gamma POLY-1275865 "Seoul: Sho Shimabukuro vs Coleman Wong" outcome "Coleman Wong" price 0.9995 uma=proposed closed=false; resolution confirmed
- Leg 2WonOmar Jasika @ 63¢Seoul: Omar Jasika v Yun-Seong Chung
- Starts
- Entry
- 63¢
How it was priced
leg 2: event "Seoul: Omar Jasika vs Yun-Seong Chung"; submitted on community.jup.ag; entry 63¢ from the order-book ask at submit; final at submit: the price the caller confirmed on the form - Result
- won · Oct 30, 2026
Verification details
gamma POLY-1270219 "Seoul: Omar Jasika vs Yun-Seong Chung" outcome "Omar Jasika" price 0.9995 uma=proposed closed=false; resolution confirmed
- Leg 3 · decided the comboLostJie Cui @ 73¢Ningbo: Jie Cui v Petr Bar Biryukov
- Starts
- Entry
- 73¢
How it was priced
leg 3: event "Ningbo: Jie Cui vs Petr Bar Biryukov"; submitted on community.jup.ag; entry 73¢ from the order-book ask at submit; final at submit: the price the caller confirmed on the form - Result
- lost · Oct 30, 2026
Verification details
gamma POLY-1278686 "Ningbo: Jie Cui vs Petr Bar Biryukov" outcome "Jie Cui" price 0.0005 uma=proposed closed=false; resolution confirmed
64¢ × 63¢ × 73¢ = 29.43¢; a win pays 100 ÷ 29.43 − 1 = +2.40u at a flat 1-unit stake, and a loss is −1u.
Verification details
Counts toward Season 2: combo 4 of 15 in week 5, one of the caller’s 30 calls that week.
- One 1u position on 2 to 6 legs, each on a different fixture.
- Each leg is priced at the order-book ask when posted, or at the price the caller wrote if that is worse, and must be 10¢ to 90¢. The combo price is the legs multiplied together and must be 10¢ to 90¢.
- A win pays 100 ÷ price − 1; a loss is −1u. It loses as soon as a leg loses and wins when the last leg wins.
- A void leg drops out and the combo is repriced; with one leg left it grades as that single. Every leg void is 0u.
- Up to 15 combos count per caller per season week, each one of the 30 weekly calls and one toward qualifying. Combos cannot be closed early.