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How are game probabilities generated?
Fourthwise uses pregame information available before kickoff to estimate each team's chance of winning. The game detail view shows the prediction cutoff, publication time, and the factors available for that prediction.
When are predictions updated?
Current and upcoming predictions are published on a defined schedule. The prediction card and game detail view show when each public prediction was published and the data cutoff used for it.
Why can injury information change?
Injury information can change as new reports become available. Fourthwise keeps reported facts separate from its impact assessment and shows evidence availability when context is incomplete.
What does NQ mean in player analytics?
NQ means not qualified for league comparison under the displayed sample threshold. The player's available statistics remain visible, but Fourthwise does not present a league rank from an insufficient sample.
Where does Fourthwise's data come from?
Fourthwise publishes product-visible data source and licensing information on the Data sources & licensing page. Freshness shown in the product describes when Fourthwise synchronized the underlying data.
Why might an analytics value be unavailable?
Fourthwise does not fill gaps with guessed values. A value can be unavailable when the available data or sample is not sufficient for a reliable result.