Tonight’s edges.Called before tip-off.
A calibrated model prices every player prop on the slate, publishes its picks the evening before, and grades each one against the closing line — on the public record. No hindsight. No deleted losses. Game night, every night.
The starting lineup.
Every chyron is a real call: market, line, side, the book that priced it, and the model’s numbers next to it. Free members see three a day — the full board goes to Premium.
Cut between tonight’s feeds.
Every pick is a camera. Scroll to ride the switcher — the program monitor cuts feed to feed, the tally lights follow, and the lower-third populates with the live call.
St Kilda deploy Marcus Windhager as a run-with tagger — opponents he locks onto average 22.0 disposals.
Petracca's inside-mid role is back to a 78% centre-bounce share; Essendon leak disposals through the middle.
Anderson's captaincy ball-magnet role has produced 32+ disposals in 6 of his last 8.
Miller's contested-mid usage drives handball volume in tight; 15+ handballs in 4 of last 5.
Roll the tape on one settled pick.
This is the whole product in three frames: a posted line, the model’s own number, and the graded result. Every pick on the record gets exactly this treatment. Illustrative sample pick
Graded vs the closing line — it closed 23.5, the model beat the close by a full point. Wins and losses both stay on the public record.
The rundown, every night.
A control-room schedule, not a hot-take feed. The same four segments run in the same order, every single game night. The model curates 15 picks per slate — only props clearing EV > 0.08 and odds ≤ 3.5 make the board. AFL runs the same pipeline, live, on the shared cross-sport board.
- 15:00Nightly model run
Every player prop on tomorrow's slate is re-priced from scratch — matchups, pace, roles, rest, injuries. No human overrides.
- 16:30Calibrated probability
Raw projections become calibrated probabilities, validated against thousands of settled outcomes. The number means what it says.
- 18:00Evening delivery
Picks publish the evening before tip-off with line, book, stake and reasoning — time to shop the price, never a last-minute scramble.
- POSTGraded vs the close
After settlement, every pick is graded against the closing line and stamped onto the public track record. Losses included.

Chalk on the frozen frame.
Freeze Toby Greene’s last eight on the U24.5 disposals, then mark it up. Scroll to draw the read — the cluster under the line, the gap to the number, the edge it prices — as each note comes up on the board.
Three cuts. One pick’s whole life.
The call goes up, the model shows its number, the result gets stamped. Scroll to run the reel — every pick on the record lives exactly this way. Illustrative sample pick
One network. Five channels.
Every sport runs through the same pipeline: model, calibration, evening delivery, public grading. A channel only goes to air once its model clears the out-of-sample bar.
The flagship broadcast — every player prop on the nightly slate, priced and published the evening before tip-off.
Live on the same ranked board as the NBA — one shared 40u/day bankroll, common-currency EV, the same public grading.
Promotion-ready player-prop book — a structural under-lean that holds +5.78% out of sample. Coming online on the go-ahead.
A V6 anytime-scorer engine forward-tracking against closing prices. Off-air until it clears the same out-of-sample bar — no picks or numbers shown.
A Dixon-Coles scoreline engine for the 2026 World Cup — one matrix prices the match book, a minutes mixture prices player props. Example board until it clears forward validation.
Tonight’s programming guide.
Every feature on the network is a channel. Tune into any of them for the full breakdown — what it is, how it works, and the real numbers behind it.
Network standards.
The rules of the broadcast. They don’t bend on a losing week, and they don’t need to on a winning one.
If data is stale, blocked or untrusted, the pick shows an explicit status badge. We never silently fall back to old picks — dead air beats wrong air.
Picks land the evening before the event. You get time to review, shop prices across books, and decide with a clear head.
Every pick is graded against the closing line and archived. Wins, losses, and the weeks we went backwards — all of it stays up.
No lock-in. Cancel from the billing portal in settings, with refunds prorated by remaining days. Walking away should be easy.
Conservative by design: a hard 5u cap per pick and 25u per day, with one shared 40u/day bankroll across the sports you follow. Recommended stakes follow capped fractional Kelly.
Off-market odds — more than ±0.10 dec off the best tracked price — are excluded from the public leaderboard so nobody games the board with custom lines. They still count to your personal record.
The stats package.
Twenty-four weeks of graded results. Red weeks are losses — they stay on the board, because a record with the losses removed isn’t a record.
Think you can beat the model?
Beat the Model is the nightly game show: the model posts its 15 highest-conviction calls, you agree or disagree on each before lock. Disagree and be right, score a point. Disagree and be wrong, lose one. Top of the board when the month closes takes the prize.
Stand with the model. No risk, no reward — anyone can copy the picks and tie at zero.
Call the model wrong. Right = +1 point. Wrong = −1. Only real reads climb the board.
Top the nightly agree/disagree board when the month closes. No money staked — pure read against the model and the closing line.
A separate, season-long ROI leaderboard of real member results. Eligibility: off-market odds (more than ±0.10 dec off the best tracked price) are excluded — they still count to your personal record.
See the leaderboard →The production truck.
The picks are the show — these are the tools around them. Every monitor below is a real surface inside the product, not a mock-up.
Unit sizing, daily caps (5u/pick, 40u/day), open exposure, drawdown, and a P&L calendar. Recommended stakes follow capped fractional Kelly.
Search, sort and filter every scored prop on the slate — market, side, pool, EV, probability, model rank.
Research pages, not just picks: baselines, rolling form, every market a player carries; team matchup metrics and lineup context.
What members are actually backing — units staked, user counts, and how much action comes from lifetime-profitable bettors.
Slate-relevant reports grouped by team, each mapped to the props it affects — usage absorption, lineup shuffles, minutes caps.
Every rung priced with per-line odds and EV, the best-EV rung flagged — take the rung that fits your risk.
The major books side by side, best price starred, provenance on every number — when it was quoted and how much we trust it.
Pick your coverage.
No card required. Every feature unlocked. Standard pricing kicks in after the Finals end — until then, the whole broadcast is open.
Daily preview · 3 picks · no model reasoning.
- 3 picks/day
- Edge + line preview
- Read track record
- Email digest
Full slate every evening · model reasoning · alt lines · region-aware pricing.
- All picks · NBA live + AFL live + MLB coming
- Model reasoning per pick
- Alt-line ladder with EV
- Region-aware pricing
- Cross-sport shared 40u/day bankroll
- Safety caps · 5u/pick · 40u/day
- Bet slip + halved-unit math
- Live pulse · settlement alerts
- Beat the Model leaderboard
Everything in Premium · 2 months free · priority support.
- Everything in Premium
- 2 months free
- Priority support
- Early sport access
Roll the tape on one settled pick.
Press play and watch a call run start to finish — the form line draws as the game plays, the price ticks live, and at the buzzer it settles on the public record. Illustrative sample pick
Questions from the floor.
Typically 3–10 picks per day, varying by sport schedule. Weekend and playoff periods can see 10+ picks.
Picks are released the evening before the event so you have time to review, secure best prices, and avoid last-minute decisions.
A PyTorch ensemble trained on player-vs-team deviations, defense-rank features, and lineup context. Predictions are calibrated against historical settled outcomes.
We halved the per-pick max to 5u (was 10u) and daily cap to 25u (was 50u) to be more conservative with member bankrolls while maintaining the same ROI.
We fail closed — the pick shows an explicit status badge. We never silently fall back to old picks. Stale, missing, blocked, and untrusted are distinct visible states.
Yes. No lock-in. Cancel through the billing portal in your settings — refunds prorated by remaining days.
The broadcast starts
before the game does.
Free through the NBA Playoffs. Evening delivery, public record, cancel anytime.




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