NBA — 53–21 (71.6%)
Moneyline 11–0 (100%) · Spread 34–17 (66.7%) · Over/Under 8–4 (66.7%)
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Every pick flagged as an EDGE is logged the moment the engine posts it, then graded the moment the game ends. No edits, no deletions, no cherry-picking.
82–45 (64.6%) across 127 graded edge picks, counting moneyline, spread, and totals independently.
Sports appear here once they have at least 20 graded edge picks — below that, a win percentage is noise, not signal.
Moneyline 11–0 (100%) · Spread 34–17 (66.7%) · Over/Under 8–4 (66.7%)
Moneyline 3–1 (75%) · Spread 10–9 (52.6%) · Over/Under 10–8 (55.6%)
Confidence is a calibrated probability, so higher-conviction picks should win more often. Here is whether they do — across every graded moneyline call, not just edge picks.
The newest graded results, straight from the log. Pending picks never appear here — only finished games.
ATS: DET · 2026-07-27
ATS: SF · 2026-07-26
ATS: BOS · 2026-07-25
O/U: Over · 2026-07-24
ATS: CHW · 2026-07-21
ML: ARI · 2026-07-21
O/U: Over · 2026-07-21
ATS: CHW · 2026-07-20
O/U: Over · 2026-07-19
ATS: BOS · 2026-07-18
O/U: Over · 2026-07-17
ATS: DET · 2026-07-12
ATS: TB · 2026-07-11
ATS: MIA · 2026-07-10
ATS: PIT · 2026-07-09
ATS: MIA · 2026-07-08
O/U: Over · 2026-07-07
O/U: Over · 2026-07-07
ATS: MIA · 2026-07-07
ATS: TB · 2026-07-06
O/U: Under · 2026-07-05
ATS: STL · 2026-07-05
ATS: MIA · 2026-07-03
ML: TB · 2026-07-02
O/U: Over · 2026-07-01
A pick enters the log the moment the engine publishes it. When the game ends, it is graded against the actual result. There is no window to edit, re-frame, or quietly drop a pick.
When the engine finds no value against the line it returns a PASS, and passes are excluded from the record entirely. Only recommended picks count. See what PASS means.
A sport only gets a public win rate once it has 20+ graded edge picks. Short-term streaks — hot or cold — are noise; the long-run aggregate is the signal. Past performance never guarantees future results.
The full methodology behind every projection is public — the five-anchor model, per-sport math, and the PASS discipline.