Line moves in Ligue 1
League tips →| Match | Market | Opened | Now | Move | Kick-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marseille v Paris Saint Germain | Under 3.5 goals | 1.90 | 2.01 | +5.8% | Today · 18:45 |
| Paris Saint Germain v Le Mans FC | Over 4.0 goals | 1.84 | 1.94 | +5.4% | Sat · 18:45 |
| Troyes v Marseille | Over 3.0 goals | 1.94 | 1.98 | +2.1% | Sun · 18:45 |
| AS Monaco v Toulouse | Over 2.75 goals | 1.88 | 1.85 | -1.6% | Sat · 18:45 |
"Opened" is the first price we tracked for our tip's market, not the bookmaker's true opening line. Snapshots run at pipeline frequency, so moves between refreshes are invisible — treat these as a floor on the real movement.
Reading Ligue 1 line moves
A shortening price is later money agreeing with the pick; a drifting one is the market moving away. Neither is a command — a price that shortened has, by definition, already paid out part of its value to whoever took it early. The practical use is timing: competitions whose lines move a lot between our refreshes reward taking a good price early rather than waiting for kick-off.
Each match links to its full page, where the model's own probability sits next to the odds comparison — the two numbers that decide whether the current price, moved or not, is still worth taking. The aggregate movement patterns across all leagues live in our line-movement study.