Golf, baseball, UFC and more. The engines simulate every event, we compare our price to the sportsbook's, and we only publish when the gap clears the floor — timestamped before lock, graded in public after, misses included.
The feed prices this total with its published NB r=6 (validated) model — this panel re-draws 10,000 seeded nights from that published distribution. Totals carry no pick flag; the totals floor is 10 pts.
1 play made the official Card — real money, quarter-Kelly sizing, journaled before results exist. — out of 38 markets priced this morning.
Picks, receipts, and the occasional bad beat owned out loud.
Cards before the game, recaps after the grade — every piece traces to a published, timestamped number.
The Card is where the money actually goes — a fixed weekly budget per sport, staked on our strongest edges, journaled before results exist and graded in public. The misses stay on the board — that's the point.
Calibration is tracked across 686 priced games — every bucket published on The Record. ROI and CLV open as conclusions once their samples clear n=30.
AUDIT THE RECORD →Market odds, injuries, weather, course and park context — pulled continuously and normalised to a single market view.
Each sport's engine prices the event at the smallest unit it can model — a shot, a pitch, a round — 10,000 worlds where the sport calls for Monte Carlo.
Our probability against the de-vigged market. Anything under the floor — ≥3 pts golf outrights, ≥5 pts placements and sides, ≥10 pts totals — is thrown out.
Timestamped before lock with the price on the board. Graded automatically after, win or lose, and added to the public record forever.
Every edge, every sport, every morning — plus the full graded history, so you can decide for yourself whether we're worth it.