Sure odds today
No bet is sure. “Sure odds” means short prices, here -500 to -167: the engine’s 3 most confident calls of the day (the bankers), one per game, each priced at a real book when chosen at 10:40 AM ET. A short price has to win often just to break even, so the record below shows both.
Today
Bankers of the day
Bankers slip: 3 legs at -113 (1.88) · win chance 57.2% · $188 back per $100
The record
Banker legs, each on its own: 2–0 (100%) · average price -434 (needs 81.3% to break even) · +$46.03 on $100 a pick
Bankers slip, graded as a slip: No slips graded yet.
Every pick and slip is frozen when chosen, priced at a real book, and graded against the final score, losses included; the profit is a flat $100 at the price taken. Every daily pick and its result →
Questions
No. A short price means the books expect the pick to win often, not always, and one loss at a short price costs several wins. The record on this page counts every loss.
The win rate a price needs to make money. At -500 a pick has to win 83.3% of the time just to break even; at -167, 62.5%.
Each day at 10:40 AM ET: the 3 most confident calls (80% or more by the engine’s calibrated confidence), one per game, each priced -500 to -167. Nobody picks by hand and nothing changes once chosen.
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Not advice. 21+. Bet only what you can afford to lose.