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Season 2From-zero season record (ended) · Oct 1 to Oct 31 · earlier calls (including Season 1) at the bottom · Season 1 record · Season 3 record
Showing other calls only: 2 counted. The weekly cap and qualification are judged on the whole season; a combo shows here when all its legs are other. Form covers every call.
ProfitiEvery call risks 1 unit. A win at 40¢ pays +1.5 units, a loss is -1. This is the running total; a call closed early counts what it actually realized.
-0.81u
units · 2 priced calls
ROIiAverage profit per call, as a percent of the 1-unit stake. Staying positive over many calls is the skill signal; win rate alone is not. Beats the odds (2 calls): hit rate minus the hit rate the entry prices implied. Zero means the caller wins exactly as often as the market expected.
-40.5%
per call · vs odds needs 5 calls
RecordiWins and losses over graded calls. The sample size is always shown: a win rate only means something alongside it. The lower number is the 95% confidence floor on the win rate given the sample. It rises as the sample grows.
1–1
50% of 2 (at least 9%)
FormiMost recent graded calls, newest on the right. It reads the whole record, whatever the season, period or filter.
WLW
W1 streak
Sport
Record
Units
ROI
Graded
Other2
1–1
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2 · under 3
Season Other equity curve
2 graded
Cumulative units over graded calls (flat 1u stake, a step per call; pending calls never move the curve).
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