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Track record Since 11 October 2026 Last graded Sun, 15 Nov

Every pick, won or lost

Every pick here went out before its puck drop and was graded from the final score at the horn. None has been edited or taken down since, so the misses stand next to the hits, and each figure tells you how many picks it rests on.

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61.4% Win rate · 6984 won, 4392 lost
76.2% Best bets · 141 won, 44 lost
11,376 Picks graded
36 Days graded

A best bet is a game whose best tip carries a trust of 90 or more out of 100 — the bar that page publishes at, so this column counts exactly the picks it showed.

The record covers 36 days and 11,376 picks so far — early days. A short run cannot separate a sound model from a hot streak, so treat these figures as a first look and check back as the sample grows.

Daily win rate

Since 11 Oct · every graded day

Month by month

All graded picks, then the best bets on their own
Month Win rate Best bets Picks
Nov 2026 60.7% 78.7% 70 of 89 4,337
Oct 2026 61.8% 74% 71 of 96 7,039

By market

Every settled pick, split three ways
Winner (incl. OT) 62.5% 1779 of 2847 won
1X2 51.5% 1466 of 2845 won
Over/Under 66.9% 1900 of 2839 won
Handicap 64.6% 1839 of 2845 won

By confidence

Does the model’s own score predict anything?
Confidence Picks Won Win rate
90 and overany market, not only best tips 88 69 78.4%
80 to 89 273 235 86.1%
70 to 79 3448 2408 69.8%
60 to 69 3634 2278 62.7%
Under 60 3933 1994 50.7%

Trust is the model’s own measure of how sure it is, so the higher bands ought to win more often than the lower ones. The sample is still too small to prove it either way: each band shows how many picks sit behind its rate, and a rate means only as much as that count.

Day by day

The last two weeks, newest first
Day Picks Won Win rate Best bets
Sun, 15 Nov 479 309 64.5% 75% 6 of 8
Sat, 14 Nov 612 349 57% 70% 7 of 10
Fri, 13 Nov 560 344 61.4% 72.7% 8 of 11
Thu, 12 Nov 196 114 58.2% 75% 6 of 8
Wed, 11 Nov 332 211 63.6% 71.4% 5 of 7
Tue, 10 Nov 207 125 60.4% 75% 3 of 4
Mon, 9 Nov 64 37 57.8% 75% 3 of 4
Sun, 8 Nov 411 250 60.8% 85.7% 6 of 7
Sat, 7 Nov 468 291 62.2% 80% 8 of 10
Fri, 6 Nov 156 97 62.2% 75% 3 of 4
Thu, 5 Nov 136 86 63.2% 100% 1 of 1
Wed, 4 Nov 140 79 56.4% 100% 3 of 3
Tue, 3 Nov 72 43 59.7% 100% 2 of 2
Mon, 2 Nov 72 37 51.4% 75% 3 of 4

Each recent day links to its board, every pick on it graded.

How the record is kept

Each pick is a single call on a single market — the winner, the handicap or the total. It goes out before the puck drops with the odds it was set against and a trust figure, and the final score grades it. A push or a game that is not played settles nothing either way, so it sits in neither column.

Once a game starts its picks are frozen, and nothing is ever taken out. That is what this page stands on, and it can be checked: today’s hockey predictions go out before the games, this page grades the very same picks afterwards, and both read from one source.

You will not find a profit figure here. A return on stakes counts money no one actually wagered, two or three long shots can swing it more than a month of picks, and it frames predictions as an investment, which they are not. The fair test of a model is how often it is right and over how many calls — the two numbers this page shows.

Frequently asked questions

A single call on a single market. If the model backed a team on the moneyline and the over on the same game, that is two picks, graded separately. A game it passed on adds nothing, and a push or a game that was not played settles nothing, so neither is counted.

Yesterday’s hit rate is no promise for tonight: the picks are a model’s judgement, never a sure thing. Stake only what you could lose without it mattering. How we make our predictions