MetricUpdated: 2026-08-28
What is top-1 scenario hit rate?
Top-1 scenario hit rate is the share of historical samples where the default Pool A/B pattern matched the official result.
Plain meaning
The page lists more likely allotment patterns and marks the most likely one. A top-1 hit means that choice matched the official Pool A/B pattern. It tests whether the shape was right, not whether every tier's lot count was accurate.
Why it matters
Hot IPO allotment patterns can jump. Check whether the shape was in the main candidates first, then read tier-level lot error. Do not merge the two into one accuracy number.
How to read it
Historical hit rate is not the allocation probability of the next IPO. Clicking a comparison pattern only changes the table, not the main reference. Top2 coverage is the complement: whether the actual pattern was among the first two candidates.
How it appears here
Allotment detail pages show more likely patterns and their likelihood. Backtest top-1 hit rate checks whether those patterns matched historically.
Common mistakes
- Treating historical hit rate as this IPO's allocation probability.
- Assuming a pattern hit means every tier's lots were accurate.
- Thinking a comparison click changed the main reference.