Pick a fixture and follow the questions it throws up. Anything worth keeping stays with the match, ready for when you make your call.
Everything stays with the fixtureMove around the workspace without losing what you have already found.
Read the fixtureStart with the teams, venue, referee and anything else that could shape the game.Check the matchupPut the relevant players side by side and see whether the angle holds up.Save what is usefulKeep a useful stat or note with the fixture so you can find it again.Make the callBring the strongest pieces together, add your reasoning and decide whether it makes the shortlist.
Atlas in use
A look at the workspace with real fixtures and saved research.
Start with today's fixturesOpen a match, see what is available and carry on from where you left off.Let Atlas keep watchSave a profile and Atlas can flag another fixture that fits it.
Hidden-Gem List
A better place to start.
Not sure where to begin? The Hidden-Gem List points out leagues and markets that may be worth a look. It is a starting point, not a tip.
Research in action
Research results
A few real examples from past research—some simple, some built from several different markets.
BTTS + cornersA straightforward two-market angleJapan · goalsThe same question across more than one matchGoals · corners · cardsThree different parts of the game in one buildGoals · corners · player foulsTeam numbers and player matchups togetherDeep multi-market builderA more involved mix of cards, corners, shots and foulsBrazil · single angleSometimes one market is enough
These are past examples, not tips. Atlas helps with the research; the final call is yours.