Drop The Slip. Get A Grade.
Screenshot a six-man. Every leg comes back with a letter from F− to A+, the three-way probability and a 1–10 confidence, and the ticket comes back kept or cut. A leg the model cannot separate is a D−, and it still shows you the lean.
- 1KeepAlyssa ThomasOver 7.5 AssistsB+
- 2KeepAngel ReeseOver 9.5 ReboundsC−
- 3KeepBreanna StewartUnder 18.5 PointsC−
- 4CutKelsey PlumUnder 17.5 PointsD−
- 5CutSabrina IonescuOver 3.5 Three-Pointers MadeF−
- 6CutNapheesa CollierOver 31.5 Pts+Rebs+AstsF−
Every Graded Play, In Order
Hit RateWins ÷ (wins + losses). Pushes and voids are not in the denominator. This filter: 103 ÷ (103 + 78) = 56.9%.
56.9%
Total PlaysEvery graded play, pushes included. 2 voids excluded — there was no action.
188
RecordWins–losses–pushes.
103-78-7
Owner-only public tracking. Official plays since Sept 2025. Last updated Aug 2, 2026 · 8:10 PM ET.
Nothing Above This Line Is Editable After The Fact.
Read The Full RecordHow The Record Is Kept
A record is only worth reading if you know the rules it was written under. These are the rules, and they were set before the results came in.
Only The Owner’s Plays
Everything in the record was posted by the owner. Moderator plays, contributor plays and community picks are never counted in these numbers.
What Counts As A Play
Every play posted in the VIP channel. Each one goes to VIP first and to the socials afterwards, so nothing reaches the record that members did not see first. Commentary and analysis are not plays.
Graded At The Posted Number
A play is graded at the number and price published when it was posted. If the line moves afterwards, the grade does not — whether the move helped or hurt.
Posted Before It Starts
A play joins the record when it is posted publicly, with a timestamp, before the event begins. Nothing is added afterwards.
Pushes And Voids
A push is a play and sits outside the hit rate. A void means there was no action, so it leaves the record entirely.
Line And Price
The number and price recorded are the ones available at the named book at the time of posting. Closing numbers are captured where they were available.
Graded After Every Slate
Results are graded and published the morning after the games settle. Nothing is edited after grading.
How A Play Gets Made
The process is deliberately boring: a projection, a price, a size, and a written-down result. Five steps, in this order, every time.
Data Collection
Game logs, usage rates, pace and matchup history for every player on the slate.
Model And Trends
Project the stat line, then compare that projection against the number the books posted.
Line Shopping
Check the same number across books and take the best available price, not the first one.
Risk Parameters
Size against the size of the edge. Confidence is not a unit size.
Post-Play Review
Grade it, record the closing number, and write down what the projection missed.
Get To Know TTP
Six things about how this operates. Every one of them is checkable somewhere else on this site, which is the only kind of claim worth making.
Quality Over Quantity
Some slates produce four plays. Some produce none. A day without a read that clears the metrics gets no play — and that day still goes into the record as a day with no play. Volume is the easiest number to inflate and the least useful one to buy.
Patience Is The Whole Method
A number has to clear every metric before it gets posted: the projection, the matchup, the price, and the size of the gap between them. Most numbers do not. The plays you never see are the standard doing its job.
You Are Talking To The Owner
Support is one person, and it is the same person who made the play. No ticket queue, no assistant answering under my name, no bot pretending to be either. Ask in the channel and the answer comes from whoever posted it.
Wins And Losses Both Stay Up
Every play is posted before the event starts, graded after it ends, and left exactly where it falls. The losing stretches are still on the record page right now. Nothing is edited after grading and nothing is quietly deleted.
One Person’s Plays, Not A Blend
Moderator plays, contributor plays and community picks are never counted in these numbers. A blended record can be steered by whose plays you include. This one cannot, because there is only one person in it.
No Guarantees, And There Never Will Be
No locks, no guaranteed days, no claims about next week. Anyone offering a guaranteed outcome on a betting market is telling you something untrue. Read the record, then decide — that order, and nothing behind a paywall.
None of this is a claim about results. the record is the claim, and it is open to everyone without paying.
Two Ways In
Free and VIP are two tiers of the same thing. Both are delivered in Discord; VIP is billed through Winible.
Free
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- The Public Record, Updated After Every Slate
- Selected Plays Posted In The Free Discord Channel
- A Weekly Recap Of What Hit And What Did Not
VIP
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- Every Play, Posted To The Private Channel As It Is Made
- The Line And The Price At The Moment Of Posting
- SMS, Email And App Alerts The Second It Goes Up
- VIP Plays Are Graded Into The Same Public Record
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What this is not: no guaranteed outcomes, no blended records, no claims about next week. The record is the whole argument.
All content and business is 100% for entertainment purposes. Nothing here is financial or investment advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. 21+.
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