Today · 2026-11-090 matches today
🔒The daily list is the paid part. 0–5 matches a day, published before kick-off and settled in public.Log in to unlock What the tool actually does
Two parts. One is free and instant; the other is the daily list you pay for. Nothing else.
1. The calculator (free)
Paste three prices. You get back:
- Margin. The overround the book has built in, as a percentage.
- Implied probability. 1 / odds, for each outcome.
- Fair price. What each outcome is worth once the margin is removed.
- Handicap water. Water 0.89 means decimal odds 1.89 — the two waters carry their own overround, often different from the 1X2 margin.
No account, no key, no limit. Open the calculator
2. The daily list (paid)
Every morning the tool scores that day's prices against a fixed threshold. Only matches that clear it survive. The rules are deliberately boring:
| How many | 0 to 5. Zero is a normal day. The list is never padded to look busy. |
| When | Published before kick-off, on the same page you log in to. |
| What is shown | Match, side, probability. No stake sizes, no “banker” labels. |
| Afterwards | Every pick is graded and shown on the public record — wins and losses. |
3. The desktop app (included)
The browser does one match at a time. The Windows app does a league:
- League import. 18 divisions, eight seasons back. Fetches the odds itself — opening and closing prices from about ten books.
- Book comparison. The same match priced across ten books, so you can see which one is expensive.
- Calibration. Your price against 128,000 historical opens, band by band.
- Backtest. Describe a rule in plain terms, get hit rate, ROI and maximum drawdown over eight seasons.
- CLV. How much better your price was than the closing line — the one number that separates skill from luck.
Windows 10/11, 64-bit, 34 MB, no installer. Download
What it does not do
- No tips, no predictions, no promised returns.
- No staking advice, no bankroll management, no “bet of the day”.
- No account needed for the calculator, and no odds data leaves your machine.
Devices
One subscription covers two devices — typically your PC and your phone. Moving to a new machine is a two-minute job: remove one device in your account, then log in on the new one.
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