Record

Long-run totals for the daily picks: hit rate, top picks, by league and by month, open to anyone with a free account. Losses are kept in full; daily results live on the history page.

Settled through 2026-10-28

Best-performing league

The highest hit rate among leagues with 30+ settled picks

B.League58.6%

78 Hits55 Misses2 Pushes133 settled

The full record is free with an account

Overall and top-pick hit rates, every sport and league, and the cumulative trend.

Day by day

Which games were picked on which day, the call we made, and how each settled — all listed day by day on the history page.

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Every game gets a clear call — and every result stays on the record

Fixtures and results for five leagues sync day by day; a model writes the reasoning for every game, an editor sets the line and marks the top picks; results are filled in after the game, and the hit rate counts every pick — including the ones never published.

01
Data sync
Fixtures and results come from official and public sources for MLB, NBA, CPBL, TPBL and PLG. Every sync looks back three days, so postponed or rescheduled games still get their result.
Verify · Results on every day of the history page
02
Per-game analysis
An AI model writes the reasoning for each game: starting pitchers, recent form, injuries, head-to-head, and why the line reads the way it does. The identifier of the model actually used is stamped on the pick and stays public; switching models never rewrites old records.
Verify · The model badge on every card
03
Editorial line
An editor finalises the day's slate as one-line calls: spread, total, moneyline or pick'em. The strongest calls are marked as top picks — a subset of all picks, tracked separately.
Verify · Top-pick hit rate in the audit trail on this page (sign in to view)
04
Settle and publish
After the game each pick is settled as a hit, a miss or a push; quarter lines can also settle as a half hit or a half miss. Hit rate = (hits + ½ half hits) ÷ (hits + misses + ½ half hits + ½ half misses); pushes don't count, and the denominator is every pick of the day, published or not. The same numbers feed the home page, the history page, the record page and the LINE report.
Verify · Denominator in the audit trail on this page

How to read a pick

The call: International-style lines with both sides listed: a spread shows each team with its line (+1.5 / -1.5; a zero line reads PK), a total shows over and under, a moneyline lists both teams (soccer is three-way, so the draw is listed too), and a team total covers one team's score. The row marked ▶ is our call. A 1st-half or first-5-innings tag means only that segment counts. Team names stay in Chinese, exactly as published.
Top pick: The day's strongest call, drawn from the same slate rather than a separate sample — so its hit rate can be compared directly with the overall one.
Analysis and model version: Each game carries its reasoning (up to 2,000 characters) and the identifier of the model actually used. The analysis sits behind the same gate as the call; the model version is always public.
Hit, miss, push, half hit, half miss: Settled after the game as W / L / P, plus HW / HL on quarter lines. A push means the line landed exactly and the pick is returned; it does not count. A half hit is half a hit and half returned, a half miss is half a miss and half returned; each counts as half a pick. Games not yet played do not count.
Who sees what: Teams, leagues and top-pick marks are public to everyone, and each day's wins, losses and hit rate are public on the history page; the full record is free with an account. The call, the analysis and each game's result: signed-in members who add our LINE Official Account see free games and every finished past game; subscribers also see the day's VIP games, with no need to add the account.

A hit rate is a statistic about the past, not a promise of returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Audit trail

How the hit rate is computed
(Hits + ½ half hits) ÷ (hits + misses + ½ half hits + ½ half misses). Pushes and unplayed games are excluded.
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Unpublished picks count too
Total and published picks are listed separately; the two rarely match, by design.
2,666 picks
2,662 published
Top picks tracked separately
Top picks are a subset of all picks; only a rate above the overall one means the selection adds anything.
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Sample floor for the trend line
No line is drawn for a sport until it clears the floor; it is labelled “building sample” instead.
30 picks
Baseball 806 picks · Basketball 678 picks · Soccer 619 picks
Coverage
Everything since day one is kept — no cherry-picked window. The monthly breakdown lists the last 12 months.
Since 2026-08-23
Settled through 2026-10-28

The full record is free with an account

Overall and top-pick hit rates, every sport and league, and the cumulative trend.

These figures come from the same query as the record page; the day-by-day log is on the history page.

Compare with the record above Browse the daily log

What we don't do

These three are product-level constraints and are not relaxed on request.

No staking advice

No percentages, amounts or capital allocation of any kind. Each game's output stops at one call and its reasoning.

No betting on your behalf

No bet execution tools anywhere on the site, and no links into any betting interface.

No profit guarantee

The hit rate keeps every miss and counts unpublished picks in the denominator; the monthly breakdown covers the last 12 months with no window picked, and the day-by-day log lives on the history page.

Record

Long-run totals for the daily picks: hit rate, top picks, by league and by month, open to anyone with a free account. Losses are kept in full; daily results live on the history page.

Every game gets a clear call — and every result stays on the record

01
Data sync
Fixtures and results come from official and public sources for MLB, NBA, CPBL, TPBL and PLG. Every sync looks back three days, so postponed or rescheduled games still get their result.
Verify · Results on every day of the history page
02
Per-game analysis
An AI model writes the reasoning for each game: starting pitchers, recent form, injuries, head-to-head, and why the line reads the way it does. The identifier of the model actually used is stamped on the pick and stays public; switching models never rewrites old records.
Verify · The model badge on every card
03
Editorial line
An editor finalises the day's slate as one-line calls: spread, total, moneyline or pick'em. The strongest calls are marked as top picks — a subset of all picks, tracked separately.
Verify · Top-pick hit rate in the audit trail on this page (sign in to view)
04
Settle and publish
After the game each pick is settled as a hit, a miss or a push; quarter lines can also settle as a half hit or a half miss. Hit rate = (hits + ½ half hits) ÷ (hits + misses + ½ half hits + ½ half misses); pushes don't count, and the denominator is every pick of the day, published or not. The same numbers feed the home page, the history page, the record page and the LINE report.
Verify · Denominator in the audit trail on this page

How to read a pick

The call: International-style lines with both sides listed: a spread shows each team with its line (+1.5 / -1.5; a zero line reads PK), a total shows over and under, a moneyline lists both teams (soccer is three-way, so the draw is listed too), and a team total covers one team's score. The row marked ▶ is our call. A 1st-half or first-5-innings tag means only that segment counts. Team names stay in Chinese, exactly as published.
Top pick: The day's strongest call, drawn from the same slate rather than a separate sample — so its hit rate can be compared directly with the overall one.
Analysis and model version: Each game carries its reasoning (up to 2,000 characters) and the identifier of the model actually used. The analysis sits behind the same gate as the call; the model version is always public.
Hit, miss, push, half hit, half miss: Settled after the game as W / L / P, plus HW / HL on quarter lines. A push means the line landed exactly and the pick is returned; it does not count. A half hit is half a hit and half returned, a half miss is half a miss and half returned; each counts as half a pick. Games not yet played do not count.
Who sees what: Teams, leagues and top-pick marks are public to everyone, and each day's wins, losses and hit rate are public on the history page; the full record is free with an account. The call, the analysis and each game's result: signed-in members who add our LINE Official Account see free games and every finished past game; subscribers also see the day's VIP games, with no need to add the account.

A hit rate is a statistic about the past, not a promise of returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Audit trail

How the hit rate is computed
(Hits + ½ half hits) ÷ (hits + misses + ½ half hits + ½ half misses). Pushes and unplayed games are excluded.
Sign in to view
Unpublished picks count too
Total and published picks are listed separately; the two rarely match, by design.
2,666 picks
2,662 published
Top picks tracked separately
Top picks are a subset of all picks; only a rate above the overall one means the selection adds anything.
Sign in to view
Sample floor for the trend line
No line is drawn for a sport until it clears the floor; it is labelled “building sample” instead.
30 picks
Baseball 806 picks · Basketball 678 picks · Soccer 619 picks
Coverage
Everything since day one is kept — no cherry-picked window. The monthly breakdown lists the last 12 months.
Since 2026-08-23
Settled through 2026-10-28

The full record is free with an account

Overall and top-pick hit rates, every sport and league, and the cumulative trend.

These figures come from the same query as the record page; the day-by-day log is on the history page.

Compare with the record above Browse the daily log

What we don't do

These three are product-level constraints and are not relaxed on request.

No staking advice

No percentages, amounts or capital allocation of any kind. Each game's output stops at one call and its reasoning.

No betting on your behalf

No bet execution tools anywhere on the site, and no links into any betting interface.

No profit guarantee

The hit rate keeps every miss and counts unpublished picks in the denominator; the monthly breakdown covers the last 12 months with no window picked, and the day-by-day log lives on the history page.