Paper money. $100,000 simulated, no sportsbook account, no bet is ever
placed anywhere. Nothing here is betting advice.
Scoreboard — as of 2026-09-08
Mean CLV — the scoreboard
n/a
no priced bets yet
Beat the close
n/a
share of bets the market moved toward
Equity
$100,000
$98,000 cash + $2,000 at risk
P&L (second, on purpose)
$0
+0.00% on $0 staked
Record
0-0-0
0 settled bets
Open now
2
$2,000 at risk
Why P&L is the small number
The method in one paragraph
Profit over a few hundred bets is mostly noise. Closing line value is not: its standard deviation is roughly a tenth of a binary result's, so an edge shows through CLV in about fifty bets where P&L needs thousands. A losing week with positive CLV is a working system having a bad week. A winning week with negative CLV is luck. That is why the first tile is CLV and the profit tile says so.
Open bets — the price it took, and why
Sport
Game
Market
Book
Price
Fair
Edge
Stake
MLB
Arizona Diamondbacks @ Kansas City Royals
totals under 9.5
lowvig
-102
52.7%
+4.29%
$1,000
MLB
Cincinnati Reds @ Los Angeles Dodgers
totals over 8.5
bovada
+110
50.6%
+6.18%
$1,000
"Fair" is the sharpest book's two-sided
price with the bookmaker's margin removed. The edge is the gap between that and the price actually
taken. Whether it was right is settled later by where the market closed, not by whether it won.