What it means
If you took 2.10 and the comparable market closes at 1.90, you obtained a larger price. Correct measurement needs the same market, the same rules and verifiable timestamps.
Measurement and evidence
CLV: comparing taken odds with closing odds
Closing Line Value compares the price obtained with the market price at closing; it is an indicator, not a final verdict on profit.
Example
CLV cannot be calculated properly from a final result or an odd seen later. Save the entry odds, operator/source and the comparison price at close.
Watch out for
Positive CLV on a few examples can be noise, and a closing price from another operator may not be comparable. Do not turn it into a superiority badge.
Educational content, not betting advice. Odds do not remove risk; check the operator's rules and stop if gambling is no longer fun or controlled.
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