The full schedule, last 7 days and next 8, including games already played. Use Log bet to record bets placed before the app existed or outside it; you'll be asked whether the bet followed the model.
Each posted prop line is compared with the player's projection: 60% season average, 40% last three games, scaled by how much the opponent's defense allows versus the league (capped at ±20%). A lean needs a projection at least 10% past the line. Stars: edge, recent form on the same side of the line, opponent matchup on the same side, and a sample of at least 3 games. Anytime TD leans compare the player's TD rate with the price's implied probability. Player stats come from box scores, blended with last season until a player has 3 games.
Every time a dimension flags a game, the pick and the DraftKings line at that moment are recorded. After the final, the signal is graded against that line (cover / over-under) and, for side picks, straight up. Nothing grades until games finish and the 3-hour sync runs.
What the record would be if you bet every recommendation: for each game, the side with the most stars (spread) and the total lean with the most stars, at the line the first dimension saw, staking one unit per star (a 3-star pick risks 3 units, a 1.5-star pick 1.5). Games where both sides (or Over and Under) tie on stars are skipped. Only games that have finished count toward the record.
Every team you have had action on. My record counts side bets on the team plus totals, props and parlay legs in that team's games (parlay legs carry no stake, so they affect the record but not P/L). Season is the team's own results this year from box scores: straight-up record, points for and against per game, and over/under record against closing totals.
Backfill or correct the dimension record. Pick a game, add the dimensions that should have fired (with the pre-kickoff line) or remove wrong ones. Manual entries are stamped one minute before kickoff and marked manual; finished games grade immediately and feed the Model and Dimensions tabs.
Every game in the next 7 days is run through all twelve dimensions, seven for sides and five for totals. Each dimension that fully qualifies is one star. A pick appears with its star count (or as a near miss when a dimension fails by a single check), ranked by stars and then by score. The badges show which dimensions gave the stars and what any near miss lacked.