This is a percentage that predicts a team's likelihood of winning their next game outright (straight up, or SU). It's calculated using a team's recent and historical win/loss record, processed through a mathematical model. The result helps you decide if betting on that team to win offers good value.

C.O.C. (Chances of Covering)

This percentage shows how likely a team is to beat the point spread (ATS) in their next game, not just win outright. It's based on their short- and long-term ATS win/loss record, run through a math predictor. It tells you if there's betting value in wagering on them to cover the spread.

C.O.G.O. (Chances Game Going OVER)

This predicts the odds of the total points scored by both teams exceeding the over/under line set by bookmakers. It uses both teams short- and long-term over/under records, analyzed by a math model. For example, a 60% C.O.G.O. means there's a 40% chance the game goes UNDER, helping you assess value on the over/under bet.

L.O.A. (Law of Average)

Based on the idea that outcomes tend to even out over time (the 50/50 theory), this suggests betting on a team that lost their last game (either ATS or SU) against a team that won their last game (ATS or SU). It's a strategy to capitalize on streaks potentially reversing.

MSV (Market Spread Value)

This is a calculated point spread we determine through research, compared to the bookmaker's line. By analyzing the gap between past game results, the bookmaker's spread, and our projections, MSV estimates what the spread should be for the next game, highlighting potential betting edges.

PVI (Performance Value Index)

This reflects the betting public's perception of a team based on their last 7 games:

It shows how team momentum might influence betting trends.

Types of Teams (Based on League Standings)

Teams are grouped into tiers by their season win percentage:

These stats are tools to help you analyze games beyond basic win/loss records, giving you an edge when betting against the spread, on totals, or picking winners.