24.08.26
Every card gets scored in public. Wins and losses both.
Most tout services show you the wins. Here is the full Winston-Salem Round 1 card — five Elite positions, three $4.99 leans — graded against what actually happened on court, with the sizing and the misses left in.
Elite Filter
2 W · 3 L · −0.91uFive positions survived the full form, trend, surface and opposition-quality review out of eleven matches on the card. All five were underdog set-insurance lines, each carrying a verified Pinnacle price edge before kickoff.
$4.99 Tier
3 W · 0 L · informationalForm-backed leans that never cleared an independent Pinnacle price edge — flagged as qualitative reads, not staked positions. All three went the way the form case pointed.
Form is not the answer by itself. It is the first question.
These are not automatic picks.
What each tier is
Higher-conviction, higher-variance
The positions where the model signal and the full form review — trend, surface, opposition quality, risk layer — line up together.
- Selected underdog +1.5-set and moneyline positions
- Alternate handicaps verified against Pinnacle pricing
- Full risk disclosure and staking on every position, win or lose
Lower-variance, form-backed
Favourites and moneyline reads confirmed by current form, sized down or left unstaked where no independent edge exists.
- Form-supported favourites over model-only underdog signals
- Matches where the model's underdog lean was rejected by the review
- The same transparency, at entry-tier pricing
Read the next card before it posts.
Every match, every tier, graded openly against the result — including the ones that miss. That is the whole method.
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