Case Overview
The case is organized around frequent baseline outcomes, intermediate-value items, and less frequent premium assets. This creates a hierarchical inventory model where most probability is assigned to common segments, while a smaller share supports higher-value categories. Market positioning is influenced by item diversity, rarity spacing, and the liquidity profile of the included assets.
Value and Risk Factors
EV assessment should focus on probability distribution, value concentration, and demand consistency. A case with theoretical return concentrated in rare outcomes typically carries higher variance, while stronger representation in common and mid-tier categories may reduce volatility across larger samples. Item turnover, market depth, and category relevance also affect expected return stability.

