Find the bet, read the research behind it, price it across books, then size it. Four steps that most people currently stitch together from four different products.
The board arrives ranked by the model. What you do with the ranking is your call.
Free members receive one issued signal per slate day. Premium opens the complete current board, ranked by the model rather than by what looks exciting. Public visitors see fixture-only previews.
Search, sort and filter every scored prop on the slate — by market, side, pool, expected value, probability or model rank. It is the whole board, not a shortlist someone curated for you.
Every rung of every alternate line, priced individually with its own odds and EV, and the best-EV rung flagged. You take the rung that matches your risk, not the one the book leads with.
A number with no reasoning behind it is a tip. These are the surfaces that make it something you can check.
Baselines, rolling form, every market a player carries, team matchup metrics and lineup context — the research behind the number rather than the number on its own.
Slate-relevant reports mapped to the props they actually affect: usage absorbed by others, lineup shuffles, minutes caps. Trusted context fails closed — when it cannot be verified it is withheld, not guessed.
Short essays on expected value, Kelly staking, what the model is doing, why a fail-closed pipeline matters, and an honest piece on the parts of this that are not financial advice.
Most of the edge available to a retail bettor is in execution — which book, which price, and whether the quote can be proven later.
The major books side by side with the best price starred, and provenance on every number: which book quoted it, when, and how far we trust it. A modelled consensus is labelled as one.
Enter opposing decimal prices for the equal-return stake split, the market margin and the projected profit. Manual by design — there is no automatic execution and no guarantee attached.
Build a slip locally, then place each record explicitly. On submission the server revalidates the issued quote, the event start time, duplicates and your usage caps before it accepts anything.
Conservative by design, and the record stays public whichever way the month went.
Unit sizing on capped fractional Kelly, open exposure, drawdown and a profit-and-loss calendar. The caps are deliberately conservative and they are hard limits, not suggestions.
Completed results only, graded against the closing line and archived — including the weeks the model went backwards. Pending and actionable selections are excluded from the page, the API and the payload behind it.
See what members are actually backing and how much of that action comes from lifetime-profitable bettors. Off-market odds are excluded so nobody games the board with a custom line.
Leaderboard and public-profile participation are off until you explicitly switch them on. Preferences are stored against your signed-in identity, not the browser you happened to use.
Open records, limits and bankroll follow the account, so the numbers are the same across a refresh, a second device and a different browser.
Free is A$0. Premium is A$50 a month, with a A$30 launch rate for the first three months. Checkout stays disabled until commercial readiness is complete.
One issued signal a day, the bankroll tools and the public record — no card required.
