Predictions
Pick a sport, then a league, then a team: every game we call hangs from that path, with the price, the numbers and the call.
Predictions by sport
Each sport lists its leagues; each league lists its teams and its games.
Top upcoming predictions
The Golden Knights won 20 of 41 at home last season. At +205, take the Blackhawks.
The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees open a best-of-three AL Wild Card Series on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at Yankee Stadium. First p…
The Canadiens won 24 of 41 on the road last season. Take them at -105.
The Oilers won 22 of 41 at home and are priced like a far better home team. Take the Canucks at +215.
The Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres open a best-of-three NL Wild Card Series on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at Petco Park. First pitch i…
The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros open a best-of-three AL Wild Card Series on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at Daikin Park. First pit…
How we call a game
Every prediction is tied to a number: the price as it was read on the day, the numbers behind the call, and the point at which the call stops being worth taking.
When the game is over, the page keeps what it said before kickoff and adds what happened, so every call can be checked.
Expert picks. Verified results.
Predictions by sport
Every game, not a shortlist
Around fifty predictions a day. The Saturday headline and the Tuesday matinee get the same nine sections, because the game you are betting is not always the one everybody is writing about.
How we call a game
Match info, the odds, head-to-head, recent form on both sides, the matchup that decides it, lineups and injuries — then the best bet.
Every call is tied to a number. Not take the Mets, but is the Mets moneyline still playable at −180. If the price moves past the point where it pays, we say so.
After the whistle
The page does not disappear when the game ends. It becomes the recap: what the market did, and how the pregame thesis held against the actual result.