Five steps, in the order they actually happen. Each one maps to a check the server runs — and the point of the checks is that a pick is withheld when the data behind it is not good enough.
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A verified free account receives one issued signal per slate day — the top-ranked pick that clears the issue gate, not a leftover. Bankroll, slip, leaderboard and the settled record come with it.
Premium opens every issued pick on the slate with all available quotes, plus the player, team, injury, matchup and line-context research behind them. Access is checked server-side before any of it loads.
Add an issued pick and its quote to a saved slip. Saving places nothing. On submission the server rechecks access, the quote, the event start time, duplicates and your usage caps before it accepts the record.
Every committed record grades against the closing line and joins your personal history. The public track record carries settled picks only — wins, losses, and the weeks the model went backwards.
A pick has to clear every one of these to be issued. Missing any of them is not a downgrade to a lower-confidence pick — it is a withheld pick, and the surface says so.
A slate row only becomes issuable when it comes from a finished model run. A projection stub is held back rather than promoted, even when it looks like a perfectly good number.
A modelled consensus price is not a price you can bet. Rows priced from a consensus rather than a bookmaker are withheld — which is why a sport can have a full slate and still issue nothing.
Every issued quote carries a source hash. Without one there is no way to prove at settlement what you were actually shown, so the pick does not go out.
Picks land the evening before. Anything whose event has already started is refused at issue and refused again at submission, so a late click cannot commit a dead bet.
Stated plainly, because each of these is something comparable products do.
There is no linked-account execution, no auto-betting and no bet-placement API. Every stake is one you place yourself at your own bookmaker, at a price you chose.
The public record contains settled results only. Current and actionable selections stay behind the account boundary — including in the API and the raw payload behind the page.
If today's data cannot produce an issuable signal, the surface says so. Dead air beats wrong air, and a stale pick presented as a current one is the worst outcome available.
One issued signal a day, the bankroll tools, and a public record that keeps the losing weeks on it.
