Simulations
200,000
Basis
Lisbon 2025, five rounds each
Priced
12 August 2026
Stake
Pride

The Odds

Every man's five Lisbon rounds, resampled two hundred thousand times. No opinions, no margin, no favours — which is exactly why they are worth arguing with.

01 — Low GrossFive counting rounds · outright
PlayerPriceProbabilityProj.
Jack Church
Won by 49 shots last year
4/6
70.0%
419
Tim Forton
No record. Priced off index alone.
2/1
30.0%
425
Liam Wilkinson
Forty-seven shots off the pace
500/1
0.0%
472
Alexei Stretton
500/1
0.0%
488
Guy Mitchell
1000/1
0.0%
512
Gus Beswick
1000/1
0.0%
521
Tom Cartwright
1000/1
0.0%
544

Two men are in this tournament. The other five share a combined 0.0% across two hundred thousand simulations — not a rounding, but a number that did not occur once. Full report →

02 — Low NetFive counting rounds · 95% · outright
PlayerPriceProbabilityMean net
Gus Beswick
Reigning champion. Lowest mean net in the field by two shots.
Evens
49.3%
74.8
Tom Cartwright
Highest variance in the field. Posted a 64.
5/1
16.7%
78.4
Alexei Stretton
Lost this by one shot last year
9/1
10.2%
77.2
Jack Church
Most consistent net scorer. Never the lowest.
11/1
8.2%
77.0
Liam Wilkinson
11/1
8.0%
78.6
Tim Forton
Modelled
15/1
6.4%
77.4
Guy Mitchell
Has not beaten his number in two editions
83/1
1.2%
81.0

Beswick is favourite because his mean net is 74.8, better than two shots clear of the field. He is also the most volatile man in it, which over five rounds is an asset rather than a flaw — a scoring competition only asks that the good days are very good.

03 — Singles match-upsRow beats column
JackAlexeiLiamGuyGusTomTim
Jack·51%58%72%41%55%53%
Alexei49%·57%69%41%54%51%
Liam42%43%·60%37%49%44%
Guy28%31%40%·29%41%31%
Gus59%59%63%71%·60%60%
Tom45%46%51%59%40%·46%
Tim47%49%56%69%40%54%·
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Beswick starts favourite against every man in the field. Church included, at 59–41. There is not a single match-up on this board in which he begins behind.

Mitchell starts underdog against every man in the field. His best price on the board is 41% against Cartwright, who has already beaten him twice.

The captains meet at Wilkinson 60, Mitchell 40 — and they have met once before, on the last afternoon in Lisbon, where Wilkinson won three and one.

04 — The CupUnpriced until the draft

There is no market on the cup, because the teams do not yet exist.

Wilkinson and Mitchell pick on the Wednesday night. The moment the last name is called, the six sessions are run through fifty thousand simulated tournaments at the real formats and the real allowances, and this page gets a win probability, a most likely scoreline and a price on 8—8.

It will be up before anybody goes to bed.

05 — MethodArgue with this, not the numbers

The data. Five counting rounds per man from Lisbon 2025, gross and net. Six players have a genuine record. Forton has none at all.

The assumption. Net scoring is roughly stationary if a handicap is accurate — improve, and your index falls to match. So the Lisbon net distributions stand as an estimate of 2026 net form. Gross is adjusted one-for-one by the change in index since.

The method. Each player's scoring is treated as a normal distribution with their observed mean and spread. Two hundred thousand five-round tournaments. Prices are the raw probability with no margin, which is more than any real book would give you.

What it does not know. Course difficulty at Redstone, Castlegar or Balfour — these are relative prices, not predicted scores. Altitude. Whether Cartwright's twelve-month-old index still means anything at all. Whether Stretton's shoulder survives six days. And Forton, whose entire line is a guess wearing a number.

Every price on this page moves on Wednesday evening. Men's night is the first real evidence anybody has, and it is played before a single point is available.