By Full Spectrum Sports Intelligence ·
Every game is graded on points for and against, rest, and the public side. The grade is the research. The user decides what to do with it.
What goes into a grade
- Points scored and points allowed, per game, for both teams.
- Rest: back-to-back flags and days off.
- The public side: when the favorite is carrying 64% or more of the public tickets, the grade notes the fade.
- Lineup confirmation: only players listed as starting are eligible for prop legs.
The grade is a number and a direction. Positive means the model leans that side. Negative means the opposite. The public-ticket note is separate from the grade so the user can see both.
What the grade is not
The grade is not a lock. It is not a recommendation to place a ticket. It is not a guarantee of outcome. It is the output of the same inputs the books use, published so the user can read them.
How to read it
Open the desk. The game card shows the grade, the public-ticket note, and the filtered props. Keep the legs that clear the recent-form screen. Drop the legs that do not. Use the research. Place any ticket elsewhere, or place none.
This page is research, not legal advice.