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Start free. If the record earns it, pay for the full slate. If it stops earning it, cancel in one click — no email, no phone call, no retention offer.

Cancel any time, in one click, from your own account.

Free

$0forever

One call a day and the whole public record. No card, nothing to cancel. Watch it for two weeks before you decide anything.

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$1for 3 days

Everything in the paid tier for 3 days. Renews at the monthly rate afterwards unless you cancel — and cancelling is one click.

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Renews at $49/mo unless cancelled

Monthly

$49per month

The full slate, the reasoning, unit sizing, and the chat. Billed monthly, cancel any time.

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Annual

$399per year

The same thing, paid yearly. Works out 32% cheaper than paying monthly.

Subscribe annually

Saves 32% versus monthly

What’s included

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One call a dayIncludedIncluded
The full daily slateIncluded
Written reasoning behind every callIncluded
Unit sizingIncluded
Community chatIncluded
Graded results, published in fullIncludedIncluded

Questions

What do I actually get?
The full slate of calls each day, the written reasoning behind each one, unit sizing, and access to the chat. The free tier gets one call a day and the same public record.
How are calls delivered?
Posted to the telegram channel as soon as they’re final, always before the game starts. Every one is timestamped and logged to the public record at the same moment.
How do I cancel?
One click in your own account, any time. Access runs to the end of the period you’ve already paid for, and nothing renews after that. Nobody will ask you why, and there is no offer designed to keep you.
Do you guarantee wins?
No. Not on any call, not over any stretch. Nothing here is a promise of an outcome and nothing is a projection of income. Anyone in this business who tells you otherwise is either lying or about to find out.
What is your record?
0-0 on published calls, +0.00 units, ROI. Wins and losses both, every one timestamped. Read the whole thing — including the losing stretches, which are on the same page as the rest.
Is this advice?
No. It’s sports analysis published for entertainment and information. What you do with it is yours to decide, and so is the outcome.