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Matchup spotlight
MLB trend board
How this works
Each card is a player prop or a team trend for the sport you've picked. Use "Kind" to separate the two. A bar starts at the prop line and grows up or down by how far that game cleared or missed it. Hover or tap a bar to see the opponent.
Where these numbers come from
- Real box scores from public sources: nflverse (NFL), MLB Stats API, ESPN (NBA and WNBA), balldontlie (NBA teams) and openfootball (soccer, public domain).
- Every hit rate is recounted from the full game history at each daily update. Each card shows when its data was updated.
- A line marked ≈ is set near the player's or team's own recent average, not a sportsbook line.
- A line marked “US sportsbook line” is the line most US sportsbooks offered for the next game, checked at the time on the card; it is not live. Lines come from US sportsbooks; yours may differ.
- Fewer than 10 games is shown as a small sample.
- This is history, not a prediction, and nothing here is a pick.
- How we count, in full
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Fantasy
Trending players
Ranked by recent-form trend: the last 3 games compared with the 3 before. This is data, not a prediction or a recommendation.
Trending board
Each player's recent form projection is their own average fantasy points over recent games, under your scoring settings. It is a trend extrapolation, not a statistical prediction.
My team
A manual watchlist, kept separate for each sport. Add players from the Trending board or search below. Nothing syncs from any fantasy platform.
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Team summary
Roster depth
Your roster by recent form
Close calls
My roster
League scoring settings
Set these to match your league so recent-form projections and trade values follow your scoring rules. Saved for each sport.
Weekly matchup
This compares two rosters on recent form: each player's recent per-game average times the games they have that week. It is based on recent games and this week's schedule. Build an opponent roster below to compare against My Team.
Points allowed, every team and position
Average fantasy points each team has allowed per game to each position this season, under standard scoring. A deeper shade means more points allowed, and the number in each square is the average. Teams with fewer than 3 games at a position stay blank.
Trade value comparison
See players with a similar season average, matched under your own scoring settings, with their last 5 games shown beside it. Not a single grade or a promise a trade will pay off. It shows who is comparable in value on the games played.
Trade ideas
Pick someone from My Team. These are players whose season average is a little higher than the player you'd give, each with the facts behind it. Players who barely play, or whose last 5 games are 20% or more below their season average, are left out. Ideas to look into, not advice: the other manager decides, and a season average isn't a promise.
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Players with a similar season average
Movers
The players and teams whose recent results changed the most: their last 5 games compared with their full history, across every sport's player props and team trends. Past results, not predictions.
How Movers works
Once a player or team has 6 games this season, Movers compares their last 5 games with their whole history. Earlier in a season (NFL and soccer), it compares this season's games with last season's on the same line, and each row says how many games each side has. Soccer movers are team trends. The Fantasy tab has its own lists of players trending up and down, scoped to your scoring settings. This page covers Trend Board props only.
Injury report
The bars on each card show the estimated time out: our rough guide from public injury reports, not a medical or team report.
Positive EV
How this works
Pinnacle is the reference price. Each line is checked against Pinnacle's conservative fair price (the lower of two de-vig methods; see the methodology note at the bottom of this page). Where Pinnacle has no fresh price, it uses an average of 4 or more books with their margin removed, and the card says which. That fair price is compared with the best currently available price across your enabled books licensed in your province or state. A positive EV line only shows once it clears your minimum threshold.
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How we calculate · Why big edges are rare
Sample for now. Real prices don't arrive every day yet, so this tab shows our last saved prices (each line says how old) or clearly labelled made-up examples. Treat it as a demo until daily prices go live.
Where these numbers come from
- Prices come from sportsbooks licensed in your province or state, and Pinnacle, through one data provider, updated daily, never live. A sportsbook can price the same game a little differently from one province or state to the next.
- The fair price is Pinnacle's two-sided price with the bookmaker's margin removed, using the more cautious of two standard methods. Where Pinnacle has no fresh price for a player prop, the card says "Average of N books" instead.
- Every EV % is rounded down, never up. Each line says how old its prices are; prices older than 26 hours are hidden.
- We take no bets, hold no money and earn nothing from any sportsbook.
Showing example prices: made-up numbers, not real ones.
Arbitrage
How this works
Every required outcome of a market, each from whichever enabled book currently offers the best price for that outcome. A line shows only when the combined implied probability across every leg is under 100%.
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How we calculate · Why big edges are rare
Sample for now. Real prices don't arrive every day yet, so this tab shows our last saved prices (each line says how old) or clearly labelled made-up examples. Treat it as a demo until daily prices go live.
Arbitrage calculator
Enter each side's odds and an amount. It splits the amount so every outcome pays back the same.
Open the calculator
Showing example prices: made-up numbers, not real ones.
Tracking calendar
Everything you've tracked, shown as that day's result in dollars. Green means the day finished in profit, red a loss and grey still pending. Tap a day to see each line, its stake and its result, and to set a result yourself.
Tracked lines
My entries
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