UAI Urquiza sitting at the top of a bore draw ranking is eye-catching, but that record of 7 is the ceiling here — and in Argentine lower-division football, seven matches is barely enough to call a pattern rather than a run of circumstance. Early-season fixtures compound that problem; rosters are still settling, tactical shape is fluid, and the numbers will look very different by October.
That said, the clustering of Argentine sides across this table isn't random noise. These divisions structurally produce more defensive, low-scoring football than, say, a Eredivisie or Bundesliga equivalent. Where the edge sits today is Olimpo at 6.00 — that price implies roughly 17% probability, and if the underlying defensive tendency is real, there's genuine value being left on the table. Small stake, eyes open on team news.