We strip the vig
A posted price is not a probability — it has the book’s margin baked in. We take it out, so what you read is what the market actually thinks, not what it needs to charge.
We publish the numbers behind every game on the slate — win probability with the vig removed, every book’s price, the injuries and weather that actually move a line — and we grade all of it in public afterwards. What you do with it is your business.
There is no angle here and no inside word. We do the collection and the arithmetic that takes a few hours every slate, and we hand you the result before kickoff.
A posted price is not a probability — it has the book’s margin baked in. We take it out, so what you read is what the market actually thinks, not what it needs to charge.
The same side trades at different prices in different places. We put them on one board with the best number on top, because the gap is worth more than most opinions.
Every card gets graded after the final and stays up. Losing games get the same treatment as winning ones — same page, same format, nothing quietly deleted.
Football is the front door — one subscription covers all five
One card per slate, covering every game on it. Both sides of every number, no lean, nothing held back.
The easiest thing in this industry is to publish a hundred numbers and only ever mention the ones that came in. We mark every game we post against the result and leave the entire slate up, in the order it was published.
The whole slate stays, not a curated highlight reel of the games that worked out.
Cards stay in the order they were published, so you can see the bad weeks next to the good ones.
We do not publish a season win-loss headline. A single number like that hides far more than it tells you.
Five days of full access, every game on every slate. No card required, nothing on file.
No card. No touts. No locks.
You are in. Your first card lands the morning of the next slate.