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. Every tile and row leads with the bet it points to (OVER/UNDER the total, a side with the spread, or a moneyline), with the record read in that direction. 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. Each row is the bet the angle points to, with the record read in that direction. Profit and ROI are per 1 unit: spread and total bets at −110, moneyline bets at the actual prices (on the team, or on the opponent when fading). Sections rank by ROI.
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.
Player props. Graded DraftKings/FanDuel props since 2023-24, measured against the market: a spot counts when its record beats the blind rate for that market and pays at FanDuel prices. Record reads in the direction of the side (Under 101-52 = unders hit 101 times). League is the blind rate for the same market and window. By prop type lists individual players at 20+ props in the spot, compared with the player's own season-long rate. A green card or badge means the spot is firing on this slate.
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.