StatIQ projects player props, finds the best price at books you can actually use, and tracks every call in the open — logged before the game, graded after, never deleted. We don’t claim to beat the market. We show you the record and let you decide.
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When we find that a number we showed you was wrong, we write it down — the date, what broke, and what it changed — instead of quietly fixing it. The record is append-only, so a correction is always an addition and never an edit.
3 more on the methodology page — read how we measure.
Every player, every market, with the range we actually believe rather than a single confident number. When the range is wide we say so on the card instead of burying it.
Why it matters: a projection without a range is a guess wearing a suit.
You tick the sportsbooks you can actually bet at, and we only ever compare those. No offshore prices, and no pick’em product dressed up as a sportsbook.
Why it matters: shopping the price is the one part of this that is measurably worth something, and it costs you nothing but a second account.
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Why it matters: the bets you do not write down are the ones you remember wrong.
Picks are written down before the game starts and only ever settle — won, lost, pushed, voided. Nothing is deleted, hidden, or reworded after the fact.
Why it matters: this is the only claim on this page you can check yourself, by watching it over time.
What we won’t claim: we beat the closing price often enough to publish the number, and not often enough to cover what the price itself costs. It is on the cards above either way. We take no money from sportsbooks, so nobody here earns anything when you lose a bet.
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Every pick since Jul 12, including the model we replaced. Nothing removed.
Why there are two numbers: on Jul 28 we changed how picks are selected. We said so on the day, and the record from before it stays on the page, losses and all.
Beat the market’s closing price on 514 of 719 of them — +1.3% on average.
Every pick since Jul 8, including the model we replaced. Nothing removed.
Why there are two numbers: on Jul 28 we changed how picks are selected. We said so on the day, and the record from before it stays on the page, losses and all.
Beat the market’s closing price on 59 of 106 of them — +0.4% on average.
Projections are running and being scored against closing prices, but nothing is tracked as a pick until the season opens. We would rather show you an empty column than a borrowed number.
Every pick here is logged as measurement only. It is graded in the open like everything else, and reported as a measurement ledger — never as a return, and never blended into another sport.
Never added together, and never one era on its own. Sports sit side by side because they are different models with different start dates — a combined figure would be a number nobody measured. We published one of those once and took it down. Within a sport, the headline is the current model and the all-time record sits directly under it, where you can see it without clicking anything.
BAL @ MIN · Logged before the game started, at the price we actually saw. Graded the same night.
Why it lost: the band is the range we actually believed, and this landed outside it. That is the band doing its job — it told you before the game that this outcome was live. What it does not do is disappear afterwards: this pick is on the record page with every other one, and it always will be.