Tonight’s ballparks
— real park shapes, roof state, live wind and the home-run
factor each one is playing to right now
Parlay tickets
— screened, not built; the old Parlay Zone’s
exact rules (correlation-priced, one ticket per slate, journaled on the Record
page). Almost always the answer is no.
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Bankroll
— tell the site your bankroll and unit size, and every stake
suggestion is sized to YOUR money. Stored in your browser (and your account when
signed in) — this site never holds a balance and never takes a deposit.
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% / unit
One unit is the percentage above of whatever you enter — the standard is 1–2%. A Strong Play stakes more units than a Play, and the suggested-exposure tile on Home totals tonight’s recommended stakes in your units. Nothing here is a deposit; it’s arithmetic on your own number.
Track Record
— every recommended pick, journaled at its real price and graded
against the final result. The receipts.
The Lab
— every walk-forward replay of the production model against
stored history. Does it forecast better than guessing?
Edge Board
— every bet priced better than the book’s number, sorted by expected value.
Wider net than Recommended: smaller edges and longer odds included, honestly labeled.
Prediction Markets
— two venues, two lenses. Kalshi’s CFTC-regulated order books read
as PRICES: an exchange mid is the market’s probability with no vig to strip.
Polymarket’s public wallets read as FLOW: who’s moving real money and how anomalous
it looks. Public data, statistical flags — probabilities, never verdicts.
My Bets
— the bets YOU placed at the sportsbooks, logged by hand and kept
in this browser. Your own running P&L by book, separate from the model’s record.
Make an account to keep it on every device — it stays on your own
computer, and no sportsbook passwords are ever asked for.
Weather
— tonight’s conditions at every outdoor venue, from the same feed
the model prices with. Domes say so; wind that moves a total is called out.
Alerts
— what changed: line moves on tonight’s board, the injury watch,
and the prediction desk. Rebuilt each refresh while the site is open — nothing
here pushes to your phone, and it says so rather than pretending.
Injury Report
— every current designation in the league, freshest first. A
status board, not a diagnosis: what the team filed, when it was filed, and the
projected return where one exists.
Rocket Radar
— Solana meme-coin order flow, scored as TWO numbers that are never
blended: momentum (is it igniting?) and risk (can you get out?). Risk is a gate, not
a discount — a coin over the line never reaches the rocket list however hard it
accelerates. A filter for danger, not a crystal ball; nothing here is a bet.
UFC — Scalpy MMA
— distributions of outcomes, never predictions. One event, four-ounce
gloves: win probability hard-capped at 88%, method of victory modeled as a joint that
must sum to 100%, and every unbet fight goes on the pass list with a reason.
Fantasy Football
— volume is predictive, efficiency is noise. Usage shares and
their trends, buy-low/sell-high from volume-expected points, and game scripts
straight from the Vegas line.
What this is
— read this first if you’ve just landed here: what the
site does, what it deliberately doesn’t do, and the rules that apply
to all of it.
Why us
— what makes this different from every picks service,
with the receipts linked and the math open for anyone to check.
Market Scanner
— structural plays from cross-book price comparison: arbitrage,
middles, low-hold pairs, and where the sharp money sits. No model required —
just the books disagreeing with each other.
Long Shots
— anytime touchdowns, priced on opportunity not hype
Futures
— the rest of the season, played out twenty thousand times.
Active rosters
— every team as it stands today.
Standings
— counted from our own results.
Trending across the league
— momentum & value from the model, not betting handle
Player search — pull up form, game logs and the active prop