Every pick after the final whistle — settled win or loss, with the model that made it. Filter by model, sport or league to check accuracy and ROI.
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Every pick after the final whistle — settled win or loss, with the model that made it. Filter by model, sport or league to check accuracy and ROI.
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Every pick after the final whistle — settled win or loss, with the model that made it. Filter by model, sport or league to check accuracy and ROI.
This page is the raw record — every settled prediction with the result it was graded against, filterable by model, sport and league. Accuracy varies a lot by sport and market, so a single site-wide number would be misleading. Each model publishes its own verified win rate, ROI and accuracy by confidence level on its profile page at /models.
Predictions are graded automatically once an event settles, against the final score and the market the pick was made in — moneyline, spread or totals. Grading runs from the same result feed shown on the event page, so the outcome you see next to a pick is the one it was scored on.
No. A prediction's odds, confidence and selection are fixed when it is published, before the event starts, and the record here shows exactly what was published. Scores are reconciled against multiple sources, so a result can be corrected if a data provider reported it wrong — but the pick itself is never changed.
Not on its own. A track record over a small number of picks tells you very little, and every model goes through losing runs. Look at sample size and how a model performs in the specific sport and market you bet, rather than at a headline percentage — and treat all of it as information, not a guarantee.
