> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lsports.eu/u/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lsports.eu/u/boost/trading-performance/performance-matrix.md).

# Performance Matrix

The Performance Matrix provides a detailed, fixture-level comparison of trading performance across providers. Drill down from competition-level trends into individual fixtures to compare margins and market uptime side by side.

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## Overview

Performance Matrix shows how your primary provider's trading performance compares to competitors fixture by fixture. Use this to:

* Compare margin and uptime gaps across individual fixtures
* Identify where your primary provider outperform or underperform your competitors
* Investigate anomalies spotted in the Overview graphs
* Drill into specific fixtures for deeper analysis

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## Analysis Types

| Analysis Type         | What It Shows                                                                     |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Margin Comparison** | Gap between each provider's margin and your primary provider's margin per fixture |
| **Market Uptime**     | Gap between each provider's uptime and your primary provider's uptime per fixture |

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## Key Features

### Reading the Matrix

Each market column group shows:

* **Primary provider** — absolute value (e.g., Bet365 67%)
* **Other providers** — relative gap vs the primary (e.g., Betsson -10%, Pinnacle +15%)

| Color     | Meaning                              |
| --------- | ------------------------------------ |
| **Green** | Your primary outperforms competitors |
| **Red**   | Your primary falls below competitors |

When the primary provider has no data for a market on a given fixture, it will be shown as N/A and other providers display their absolute value instead of a gap.

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## Default State

When opening Performance Matrix from the sidebar, the following are pre-selected:

| Setting           | Default                         |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------- |
| **Tab**           | Inplay                          |
| **Analysis Type** | Market Uptime                   |
| **Primary**       | Bet365                          |
| **Markets**       | 1X2, Under/Over, Asian Handicap |
| **Date**          | Last 7 days                     |

When entering from the Overview graphs, your current filter context is carried over automatically.

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## How to Use

1. **Select your analysis type** — Choose Margin Comparison or Market Uptime
2. **Set your primary provider** — All other providers are shown as gaps relative to this baseline
3. **Choose competitors** — Select additional providers to compare against
4. **Set a date range** — Default is today; adjust to review historical performance
5. **Browse by sport and competition** — Use the left sidebar to narrow your focus
6. **Read the gaps** — Green means your primary outperforms other providers; red means it falls below

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## Related

* [Overview](/u/boost/trading-performance/overview.md) — Visual trading performance trends
* [Trading Performance](/u/boost/trading-performance.md) — Main trading performance docs


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