Betting strategies
Every slate is tested against classic strategies — singles, ladders, short and long parlays, round robins — and tracked against real results.
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Opens the board pre-filtered for that style of play.
Confluence only
A-grade and better with a real statistical mismatch — the highest-conviction bucket.
Sharp price plays
Any market edge of 3% or more, sorted by edge — pure number shopping.
Model-led leans
Stats and context both supporting, ignoring how the price looks.
Proven patterns
Only picks backed by a pattern that has kept hitting since discovery.
The playbook
Grade first, price second
A+ and A plays have a cheap number and a real statistical mismatch behind them. B plays are either a market edge with one supporting pillar, or a model-led read where the stats and the situation both push hard even though the price is flat. C is thin. D and F are research, not bets.
Confluence over conviction
One pillar shouting is noise more often than not. Require at least two of Market, Stats and Context to agree before you raise your stake — that is exactly what the grade ladder encodes.
Stake with fractional Kelly
The bankroll percentage on each pick is a correlation-scaled quarter-Kelly share. Never round it up. Correlated plays on the same game are already scaled down; adding your own parlay undoes that.
Shop the number
The board shows the best price across every book the feed carries. Half a point on a total or ten cents on a price is often larger than the model's whole edge.
Grade yourself on CLV, not results
Closing-line value is the only fast feedback loop in betting. If you are consistently beating the close, the wins follow. Track it on the Performance page rather than judging a week by profit.
Trust proven patterns, discount fresh ones
Patterns tagged Proven survived false-discovery control and kept hitting on games the miner never saw. Everything else is a lean until the live sample grows.
Passing is a position
Slates with no qualifying edge are common. The engine vetoes plays where the market moved hard against the side or a situational red flag appeared — respect the veto.
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