RECEIPTS / THE ENGINE'S RECORD
Every signal published before the game. Every result computed from the score.
Wins, losses, pushes, units, ROI, and median closing-line value — computed from the engine's settled signals at flat one unit per signal, and auditable to the row.
A record you cannot audit is marketing. This page is the engine's audit trail: every signal the board flagged, graded flat at one unit per signal, computed from the database when you load it — losses included, no window chosen after the fact. It is not betting advice, and it is not a curated record.
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The record board.
Every settled signal the engine has published, graded from the final score. Nothing here is claimed; it is computed.
Trailing windows.
The same record cut at fixed 7- and 30-day windows, computed from the database at load — never chosen after the fact.
By sport.
By market.
Month by month.
Every settled month, including the losing ones — published continuously, not saved for a good month.
| Month | Record | Units | ROI | CLV vs close | Settled |
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Recent settlements.
One row per signal — the settled signals behind the numbers above.
| Sport | Event | Market | Selection | Books | Taken | Fair | EV | Result | Units | Settled |
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The record starts here.
The engine publishes every signal before the game; this page fills as games settle.
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Every signal is graded flat: one unit staked, profit or loss in units, pushes returned. ROI is profit divided by signals settled — pushes count in turnover. CLV vs close compares each taken price to the sharp book's raw closing price: did the board beat the number the market closed at? It is the median across every signal with a captured close. When a provider corrects a score, the signal re-settles and the correction is logged.
Every number on this page comes from GET /api/record — the same JSON this page reads. The recent-settlements ledger shows one row per signal — same game, market, point, and outcome the engine took — so any figure can be audited to the row.