The number of the day
64.7%
Germany — the lead market read
Blended market read: Ecuador 17.0%, draw 18.3%, Germany 64.7% — Quiet Edge (3.31pp cross-platform spread).
The slate at a glance
LIVE consensus = current blended price from Polymarket, Kalshi, and the de-vigged 9-book consensus. Δ = movement on the home-team leg vs the baseline recorded at snapshot time. Archetypes per the Tater six-archetype methodology (see footer).
| Game | Kickoff (ET) | LIVE consensus | Δ since Jun 10 open | Story |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Czechia vs MexicoView live market → | Wed 9:00 PM ET | 16.7% / draw 16.7% / 66.7% | — | Single Source |
| South Africa vs Korea RepublicView live market → | Wed 9:00 PM ET | 50.3% / draw 19.9% / 29.8% | — | Single Source |
| Curacao vs Ivory CoastView live market → | Thu 4:00 PM ET | 16.7% / draw 16.7% / 66.7% | — | Single Source |
| Ecuador vs GermanyView live market → | Thu 4:00 PM ET | 66.7% / draw 16.7% / 16.7% | — | Single Source |
| Japan vs SwedenView live market → | Thu 7:00 PM ET | 37.9% / draw 34.0% / 28.1% | — | Tight Consensus |
| Tunisia vs NetherlandsView live market → | Thu 7:00 PM ET | 0.7% / draw 1.5% / 97.7% | — | Tight Consensus |
LINES table New from Edition #3
Tracks the consensus handicap spread and totals lines across sportsbooks each edition — including the most-balanced line (nearest 50% over/under), its current price, and drift vs the prior edition. A permanent standing feature of Tater WC Daily.
| Game | Spread | Cover % | Drift vs prev | Best total | Over % | Drift vs prev |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Czechia vs Mexico | — | — | — | — | ||
| South Africa vs Korea Republic | 0.75 | 51.0% | 2.25 | 50.7% | ||
| Curacao vs Ivory Coast | — | — | — | — | ||
| Ecuador vs Germany | — | — | — | — | ||
| Japan vs Sweden | -0.25 | 46.8% | 1.5 | 54.8% | ||
| Tunisia vs Netherlands | 1.5 | 49.3% | 4.5 | 51.4% |
Cover % = book-average implied probability for the favorite covering the spread. Over % = implied probability for over at the most-balanced total line. Drift = change vs prior edition tracked values.
Snapshot 2026-06-25T23:30Z. The slate table and live board carry current prices; the narrative reflects this snapshot.
Game by game
Blended market read: Ecuador 17.0%, draw 18.3%, Germany 64.7% — Quiet Edge (3.31pp cross-platform spread).
Blended market read: Japan 52.0%, draw 26.4%, Sweden 21.5% — Tight Consensus (1.73pp cross-platform spread).
Blended market read: Tunisia 3.4%, draw 8.6%, Netherlands 88.1% — Tight Consensus (1.32pp cross-platform spread).
Market favorites have held in 40 of 54 settled games (74%). Biggest shock so far: Qatar vs Switzerland — draw won against a 79.3% favorite (surprise index 86). On the 14 upset(s), the de-vigged books put the most weight on the actual result 8 time(s) — the case for reading every source, not one.
Methodology footnote
Six archetypes from the Tater playbook: Unanimous (<1pp platform spread), Tight Consensus (1–2pp), Quiet Edge (2–4pp), Camp Split (PMs and books disagree as groups), Lone Voice / Lone Hawk (one platform/book against the field). Sportsbook probabilities are de-vigged (proportional 3-way normalization). Prediction-market prices are traded order-book prices, treated as vig-free.
Compliance
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