n = the number of situations behind a percentage, not the number of matches. Hold serve n = service games; Break serve n = opponent service games; Break-back n = times the player was broken.
Elo = player strength on that surface. Higher is stronger; the gap between the two players matters more than the raw number.
Green = strong for that specific stat, amber = borderline/mixed, red = below our trading threshold, grey = not enough data. For Lost S1 → wins S2, green now starts at 55%; 50–54% is watch-only and below 50% is red/no setup.
Elite / Strong / Watch rate the quality of a specific historical trading setup, not who will win the match. The label only becomes actionable if the stated live trigger happens and the entry price is good enough.
Market context = PIF identifies live setups and changing match conditions. It does not instruct the user to place a bet; current market price is shown only as additional context when entered.
Live Guidance = LIVE now follows the score, server and recorded break history automatically and interprets the Set 1 / Set 2 rules for you. No questionnaire is required. Market price remains a separate price gate.