66.7%
Moneyline accuracy across 3 settled games. We picked the winning team in roughly 67 out of every 100 games — computed live from the database on each load, losses included.
💡 Is 66.7% actually good?
For MLB moneyline, yes. Picking the winner at random is a 50% coin flip; strong baseball models live in the 55–58% range, and the betting market itself only lands around 57%. We post 67% here from game one, with nothing cherry-picked or quietly dropped.
And it's real: recomputed live from the prediction database on every page load, losses included.
About this sample: our MLB coverage is new — this is 3 settled games. Treat it as an early read, not a long-run rate; it firms up quickly as the season's games settle.
⚾ How Our MLB Calls Score moneyline is the headline · totals shown as honest calibration
Over/Under and first-five-innings calls aren't graded yet — Over/Under needs a market line and first-five needs per-inning data. Rather than invent a hit-rate, the totals card is honest calibration: how close our projected run total lands to the real one. When that data's wired, these become proper hit-rates here.
🎯 Accuracy by Confidence Label do higher-confidence picks land more often?
Every pick carries a confidence label from the engine. The bars show the moneyline hit rate for each label in this period.
Per-label counts are still small — read this as a directional early signal, not a settled rate.
⚾ Every Settled Game 3 games · pick vs result, losses included
Pick: Tampa Bay Rays 51%
Pick: Milwaukee Brewers 55%
Pick: Milwaukee Brewers 58%
A note on honesty. These numbers are computed live from our prediction database every time you visit. We don't curate, hide bad runs, or quietly drop losing picks — every settled game sits in the dataset.
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