Betting
Matchup efficiency (offense vs. defense EPA/play), continuity, situational factors, and weather -- weighed as explainable factors, not a black-box number.
2026 Season
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What do spread / moneyline / total mean?
Moneyline is a bet on who simply wins the game. A negative number is the favorite --
e.g. −148 means you'd bet $148 to win $100 (plus your $148 back). A positive number is the
underdog -- e.g. +124 means a $100 bet wins $124. Spread handicaps the favorite by a
point margin so both sides are roughly equally likely to "cover" -- the favorite (shown negative, e.g.
KC −3.0) must win by more than 3 to cover; the underdog (shown positive, e.g. DEN +3.0) covers by
losing by less than 3, or winning outright. Total (over/under) is a bet on the
combined score of both teams, over or under one number. "Model vs. market" below compares our model's
margin to the actual spread -- the gap is our pitch, not the raw pick.
Accountability
Track Record
Educational research project, not betting advice. Picks come from one tunable model's output, not a guarantee of results, and this is not a recommendation to wager real money.