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How to Read the Picks
Spread Pick: the side we publish against the market line. A negative number means that team is favored. No play means we did not publish a spread.
Total Pick: Over or Under the market total, when we publish one. Over means more points than the line; Under means fewer. No play means we did not publish a total.
Pick'em: the game is projected as a coin flip - no clear favorite.
1st Qtr / 1st Half: first-quarter and first-half markets.
Projected Result: the model's picture of the game. On NFL, NBA, and college basketball that is a side, a margin, and a combined total. On college football it is the model’s total. This is separate from a published pick. When the pick says No play, the projection is still the algorithm’s math.
College Football Total Pick: Over, only when the model qualifies that over. Otherwise it reads No play. We do not publish a college football spread or under.
Market Spread / Total: the current sportsbook line. Compare it to the projection to spot value.
Unlock: spend 1 Pick to reveal a single market. Unlock All spends one Pick per market on that card: 2 on college football, 3 on NFL, NBA, and college basketball.
Confidence: High / Low Confidence Play = a published Spread or Total pick cleared an edge threshold; No Play = no qualifying edge. Projected Result is always Projection only (model summary, not a confidence-tagged play). After Final, the ? on Projected Result — Spread means that team won the game. The ? on Projected Result — Total means our number landed within 7 points of the final combined score (8 in basketball). A No Play spread or total has no right/wrong result.
Everything we show is math from our scientific sports-data algorithm, not a guess. Nothing is guaranteed. Projections are informational, not betting advice.
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