WAGERPROOF LINE-MOVEMENT REVIEW SHEET
Manual notes, not an automated export or a betting recommendation.

GAME AND MARKET
Event / date:
Sport / market / side / period:
Settlement rules:
Book or named consensus source:
Individual-book comparison or comparison between different sources?
If consensus prices and one-book splits are mixed, label that limitation.
It does not prove the book moved against its own ticket majority.
Definition: threshold changes only, or threshold and odds-only changes?

FIRST OBSERVATION
Line and attached odds:
Price capture time and time zone:
Ticket share / money share (keep separate):
Split capture time / provider / contributing book(s):
Sample size and coverage, if available:

SECOND OBSERVATION
Line and attached odds:
Price capture time and time zone:
Ticket share / money share (keep separate):
Split capture time / provider / contributing book(s):
Sample size and coverage, if available:

VALIDITY CHECKS
Same event, market, side, period, book and rules? yes / no / unknown
Are price and split capture times comparable? yes / no / unknown
Which side became easier or cheaper to back?
Missing fields or unmatched sources:

INFORMATION TIMELINE
Official source / publication time / relevant update:
Was the information public before the observed move?
Other book / first quote and time / later quote and time:
Possible explanation:
Alternative explanation:
What remains unknown?

CONCLUSION BEFORE THE RESULT
Pattern observed / not reverse movement / insufficient data:
Reason for that label:
Current price checked at:
Research or Agent settings in use:
Reason to investigate further or pass:

LATER REVIEW (do not overwrite the original notes)
Closing reference and time, if captured:
Final outcome / push / void:
Was the initial evidence complete?
What assumption did the result NOT establish?

FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
Same-book full-game football spread, matching rules.
9:00 AM America/Chicago: Team A -3.5 (-110), 65% of spread tickets.
11:00 AM America/Chicago: Team A -2.5 (-110), 72% of spread tickets.
Both split observations are from the same book and captured at those times.
Conclusion: reverse-movement pattern observed; cause unknown.
A three-point Team A win loses at -3.5 and wins at -2.5.
These prices and counts are invented for explanation, not actual results.

SEPARATE FICTIONAL TICKETS-VERSUS-MONEY EXAMPLE
70 Team A tickets x $10 = $700.
30 Team B tickets x $50 = $1,500.
100 tickets; $2,200 total.
A: 70% of tickets, 31.8% of money.
B: 30% of tickets, 68.2% of money.
This shows different average ticket sizes, not bettor identities or skill.

Do not raise stakes to chase a signal. Every wager can lose.