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Here's how to use it.

Everything runs off one board. You just choose how to look at it — straight at the bets, or game by game. Move between the two whenever you want.

On Live Lines, every bet is one row. The grade sits on the left; the bet and the best book sit in the middle. Tap any row to open its full history. Here's a real one — the spread on Oklahoma @ Michigan.

Spreads and totals share one scale. Moneylines get their own three, because a longshot and a near-pickem are completely different bets. Every grade is a published verdict — including the ones that say "pass."

A bet's grade follows it across the whole product. Same verdict, three views.

Tap "full game breakdown" on any bet and you land on the deepest view on the site. It's where the grade gets explained — in writing, in the numbers, and in the model reads.

The model reads are the heart of it. Each model puts its number on one axis against the Vegas line. A bet fires when one model's read sits far enough off the line to meet a specific set of criteria — a proven combination of model, market, edge size, and line range. That firing model is the pick, shown in rust. When nothing meets the criteria, a single gold aggregate dot appears instead and the read grades No Edge.

When a bet releases, we freeze the line and tier we published. It re-grades against the live market every 30 minutes and can slip to No Edge as the line moves. When the game ends, win or loss is scored against the number we released — not a friendlier closing line. Every result lands on the Results page, win or lose.