The Record
Every pick we have ever posted, time-stamped when it was posted and graded against the closing number. Nothing is removed, nothing is back-dated, and the losing stretches stay on the page.
Nothing posted yet
The record starts with the first pick. Once one is posted, it appears here with the price it was taken at, the number it closed at, and whether that was better or worse — updated automatically when the closing line is captured.
How this is graded
A pick is locked the moment it is posted — the price, the line and the timestamp cannot be edited afterwards. Five minutes before kickoff we capture the closing number and stamp it on the pick, which is where the CLV column comes from.
Closing line value is the number that matters most on this page. It measures whether we got a better price than the market settled on, and it is the only widely accepted leading indicator that a bettor is beating the market rather than running hot. A winning month with negative CLV is luck. A losing month with positive CLV is usually just variance.
Full detail on method, data sources and how these figures are calculated is on the methodology page.