Vig-stripped model probabilities vs. sportsbook lines, scanned continuously.
Anytime TD is a single-sided market (only a "Yes" price is quoted, no companion "No" line), so there's no de-vig cross-check available the way there is for over/under props. These picks are more exposed to bad model input — scrutinize them more than the Opportunities tab before trusting one.
Moneyline, spread, and total opportunities are evaluated against cross-bookmaker consensus (de-vigged and averaged across every NJ-regulated book quoting the same point), not a proprietary projection model — there's no per-game scoring model in this project. These markets are far more efficiently priced than player props, so genuine edges here are typically small and infrequent, not a bug if this tab is often empty.
A pick is locked in the moment its game kicks off (whichever lines still cleared the +EV threshold), then graded once final stats are published. Grading can lag real-world game completion by a while — a game showing "Pending" isn't stuck, its final stats just aren't published yet. Anytime TD picks are tracked separately on the Anytime TD Results tab.
Anytime TD picks carry no de-vig cross-check (see the Anytime TD tab) and are tracked separately here for that reason — mixing their record in with two-sided picks would make the overall win rate harder to trust either way. A pick is locked in at kickoff and graded once final stats are published; "Pending" can be long-lived while nflverse catches up, not stuck. Units P&L assumes a flat $100 (1 unit) bet on every pick at its locked-in price — pending picks aren't counted yet.
A sides/totals pick is locked the first time that exact entry point is detected, pregame or live, and graded from the game's final score (not weekly player stats) once it's published — often faster than the other Results tabs. "Pending" means the game hasn't finished or its final score isn't published yet, not that anything is stuck.