Agent Skills: wc-player-ev
Computes one player's expected FIFA World Cup Fantasy points for a single round (xEV) from a scout signal — folding start probability, the 60-minute appearance cliff, fixture-and-minutes-scaled npxG/xA, clean-sheet and defensive-action floors, the penalty/set-piece premium, and the card/concede downside into one number plus its full decomposition, variance, ceiling, and floor. This is the atomic EV unit the whole system samples from. Use whenever a single player's per-round point distribution is needed — called by wc-scout, every wc-strategist genotype, wc-matchday-tactician, and wc-fitness-eval (which sums these into raw_xEV). Reads the scout signal; never re-scouts. Emits a player-ev signal.
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