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MLBBetting Desk · Track Record
Public Pick Ledger
Closing-line value measures how smart you were the day you placed the bet, not how lucky you got. Every edge the engine surfaces is logged the moment it appears and graded against the closing line once the market settles. No cherry-picking, no deleted losers — the ledger keeps itself.
Methodology
Every edge starts as a de-vigged fair line built from the sharpest available market consensus. When the engine finds a price that beats that fair line, it logs the offer — sport, market, side, book, price, and timestamp — exactly once. After the game starts, a settle pass captures the closing price at that same book and computes the realized closing-line value. Positive CLV means the locked number beat where the market settled; that is the honest, repeatable proof a process works.
The engine has surfaced and logged edges, but none have reached settlement yet — closing-line value only exists after a market closes. We grade every edge the moment its market closes and its game finalizes. A credible long-run read on a +EV process emerges around 300+ graded plays; below 30 a hot or cold streak tells you nothing.
In the meantime, the engine logged 234 candidate edges in the past week. Every one is queued for grading the moment its market closes — nothing is discarded.
Want to understand exactly what we will measure? Read the CLV methodology or see how to size graded picks with fractional Kelly.