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English Premier League – 2nd Place - AI Odds Analysis

All Outcomes
Market Price
AI Fair Value
Value Edge
Arsenal
YesNo
Man City
YesNo
Brentford
YesNo
Brighton
YesNo
Aston Villa
YesNo
Liverpool
YesNo
Chelsea
YesNo
Sunderland
YesNo
Fulham
YesNo
Everton
YesNo
Crystal Palace
YesNo
Newcastle
YesNo
Bournemouth
YesNo
Man United
YesNo
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AI Insights:

03.17 23:29 Updated
Fair Value Reasoning:
The market is aggressively pricing an 'Arsenal Champions, Man City Runners-up' scenario, suppressing Arsenal's 2nd place price to 7.5c (implying >90% title probability). While Arsenal likely leads, assigning single-digit probability to them finishing 2nd is overly aggressive with ~10 games left, ignoring tail risks like injuries. Arsenal's fair value for 2nd place is likely closer to 14c (as a hedge against bottling the title). Man City is fairly priced as the 'default runner-up', though 80c slightly overextends certainty. Man United at 5.8c remains overvalued; their realistic chance of overtaking the Top 2 is likely under 3% given the points gap.

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Arbitrage|Direct Arb

Arbitrage Plan:

Buy 'Yes' on all available options (Full Coverage Strategy)

Plan Description:

The sum of all 'Yes' prices is approximately 96.9c (80+7.5+5.8+...), which is below 100c. This creates a risk-free opportunity to lock in ~3.1c profit by buying 'Yes' on every single option. This direct arbitrage is likely caused by liquidity fragmentation and underpricing of the long-tail options (e.g., Crystal Palace, Bournemouth).

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Arbitrage: 3¢
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Annualized yield: 16.6%
Movers
March 14, 2026 - March 17, 2026, Man City's price surged from 66.5c to 80c, while Arsenal's price crashed from 18.5c to 7.5c. The reason is decisive matchweek results that extended Arsenal's lead, causing the market to reprice Arsenal from 'title contender' to 'presumptive champion', thereby forcing Man City into the 'certain runner-up' valuation. March 13, 2026 - March 16, 2026, Man United experienced speculative volatility, dropping to 2.55c before spiking to 9.35c and settling at 5.8c. The reason is low liquidity combined with speculative money attempting to bet on the slim probability of a 3rd place team overtaking the leaders.
Divergence
The market pricing exhibits significant 'end-game bias'. Arsenal's 2nd place price of 7.5c implies a 92.5% title probability. With 70 days (approx. 10 games) remaining, mainstream sports data models (like Opta or FiveThirtyEight historicals) typically offer more conservative forecasts (e.g., 80-85% title chance), respecting the traditional volatility of the Premier League run-in. The prediction market appears to be calling the title race much earlier than statistical models would justify.

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English Premier League – 2nd Place - AI Odds Analysis