Bankroll

Bankroll

One unit is one percent of the bankroll, so the figures read the same whatever the bankroll is. Every pick is tracked at Kalshi's price when it was logged, nothing placed.

Tracked at Kalshi's price when logged. Nothing placed. Tail at your own risk.

How to read this page

Each slab is one pick. The mark says whose it is, the name is the player, and the number is the line he had to clear. The price beside it is what the crowd on Kalshi, a prediction market, was paying when the pick was logged: at 59 cents a yes pays a dollar if he clears it, so the crowd put his chances near 59 percent. The ten lozenges are his last ten games, oldest first, filled when he cleared this number. Once the game settles the final sits beside the call, stamped solid when he cleared it and hollow when he missed, and the last line shows the units on it, the units made or lost, and where the price stood at kickoff. A price that moved toward the pick before the game means he saw it early. A parlay is one slip with several legs and pays only when every leg clears, at the legs' prices multiplied together. Times are Eastern.