How to read the slate. Records are entering the game. Lines are open → current, frozen at tip once a game starts. Away team on the left, home on the right. Each side shows its two strongest graded angles; a dashed Spot tile is a schedule spot with the team's record and the league's record for comparison, shown whether or not it clears the bar. Tap Triggers & evidence under a game to open both teams: every angle (tap a heading to sort), then every trigger firing with league records by window. Pts vs spread is the average margin against the closing line. Over/under records count distinct games.
Today's angles ranked by game, with the week's schedule spots below. Narrow by group, trigger, level or market; the games reload as you change anything. Strength: Strong = a record that would happen by chance less than 1 time in 300, Solid = less than 1 in 50, Lean = less than 1 in 20.
Public betting. Every game on the slate with the side drawing the most action on the spread, moneyline and total. Tickets = share of bets placed, Money = share of dollars wagered, Sharp = the gap between money and tickets (a side taking 40% of bets but 60% of money is drawing bigger, likely sharper, wagers). Tap a column heading to sort. Figures come from the live line feed and update hourly.
League-level angles that cleared the bar: singles need 60+ games and a 2-sigma edge, pairs need 80+ games and 2.5 sigma, and the direction must also hold in the next longer window. Windows: L1 = this season, L2/L3/L5/L10 = last N seasons, All = since 2005.