Sports signals — what they're saying right now
These are the live sports signals you can gate a paper-trading bot on — the same data our sports_anchor, lineup_anchor and injury_anchor bots use. The core is our own MLB win-probability model (team Elo + probable-starter ERA, ~60% out-of-sample, forward-tested in public) — every reading below is its real current output vs the live market price. Each card shows that reading plus a one-click way to build a bot. New to the category? Start with the sports primer.
Biggest model edge right now sports_anchor
Our MLB model's win probability minus the market's, for today's games. The bigger the gap, the more our model disagrees with the price — that's the signal a model-edge bot trades on. It's honest about its record: the line below is its forward-tested hit rate since we started locking picks pre-game (no hindsight, no fabrication).
Aces on the mound lineup_anchor
Today's probable starting pitchers by ERA (MLB StatsAPI). A starter-quality bot only fires when the probable starters clear an ERA bar — backing games with an ace, or fading a weak arm.
Injuries injury_anchor
Backs or fades a team named in a market when key players are Out on the live ESPN injury report (MLB or NBA). This one is checked live, per game, at the moment a bot decides — there's no standing board to print, so we don't fabricate one.
Live game board sports_anchor
Every scheduled MLB game today: our model's home win probability vs the market's, and the edge between them. Sorted by biggest disagreement first — the games at the top are where a model-edge bot would look hardest.
| Game (home vs away) | Model | Market | Edge |
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Every number here is real model output and live market data — no edges of our own invention, no fabricated readings; a value shows — when there's no game or no probable starter yet. The model's forward track record is built only from picks locked before first pitch. The universal Proven settle-rate signal (our own resolved-market history) also works on sports bots. Everything on the site is simulated paper trading — a sandbox to test ideas, not financial advice.