Every line has two numbers.The book only prints one.
A price is a probability wearing odds. The bookmaker’s is baked into the number they post; ours comes from a model that reads the same game independently. Wherever a book prices both sides, we show you both numbers with the margin stripped out — and leave them up after the result, whichever way it went. Take tonight’s, free.
Tonight, the model likes one of these more than the market does.
You can see the fixture. The selection sits behind a free account — not as a growth tactic, but because a pick everyone can read is a price that moves before you get on it. Take tonight’s, and see what the number was.
A pick is one line of text.
Here is everything underneath it.
The board ranks tonight in one screen. Open any call and you get the player’s rolling form, the line, every book’s price, what drove the model’s number and how the matchup reads — the workings, not just the answer.



Five sports. Most of them aren’t allowed on air yet.
Every sport runs the same pipeline — model, calibration, evening delivery, public grading — and a channel only goes to air once its model clears the out-of-sample bar. Several haven’t. Their records are below anyway, losses included.
NBA analytics are delivered inside verified member accounts when a current, trusted slate is available.
AFL analytics use the same private member delivery boundary and settled-only public record.
MLB is off air for current selections. Its settled history stays public above; no launch date or forward performance claim is made.
NRL is off air while its product boundary is evaluated. No current selections are issued; the settled history above stays public, losses included.
Soccer coverage remains an internal development item. It is not represented as an available member product.
Four things happen between a pick and a bet.
Every scored prop on the slate, and every rung of every line.
The research behind the second number, not just the number.
The same bet is not the same bet at a worse number.
Staking is where most bankrolls actually go.
Six rules. Two of them cost us money.
They hold on a losing week, and they don’t need to on a winning one.
- S&P · 01Fail-closed
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.
- S&P · 02Evening delivery
Picks land the evening before the event. You get time to review, shop prices across books, and decide with a clear head.
- S&P · 03Public record
Every pick is graded against the closing line and archived. Wins, losses, and the weeks we went backwards — all of it stays up.
- S&P · 04Clear access boundaries
Free receives one issued signal. Premium opens the full board; checkout remains disabled until commercial readiness is complete.
- S&P · 05Halved-unit safety
Conservative by design: a hard 5u cap per pick and 25u per day, with one shared 40u/day bankroll across the sports you follow.
- S&P · 06Honest leaderboard
Off-market odds — more than ±0.10 dec off the best tracked price — are excluded from the public leaderboard so nobody games the board.
One signal a night, free, with no card and no clock on it.
Then A$50/month. Cancel any time; no three-month prepayment. Checkout remains disabled until processor, legal and production-readiness checks are complete.
One issued Free Signal plus the core tools, with a verified account and no card.
- One Free Signal per slate day
- Bet slip + bankroll
- Leaderboard
- Settled track record
Every current signal and the complete Veritas Signals research workspace.
- First 3 months at A$30
- All picks, quotes and alt lines
- Player + team research
- Props, injuries + arbitrage
The same full desk at an effective A$41.58 per month.
- All Premium features
- One annual payment
- No weekly tier
- No cash or material prizes
The broadcast starts
before the game does.
Start with one Free Signal. Move to the full board when Premium checkout opens.







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