POWER PLAY
Unique games. Not ticket counts.

HOW IT WORKS

DON’T TRUST
THE TICKET COUNT.
TEST THE HISTORY.

Pick a sport, pick a team, enter a moneyline. POWER PLAY shows what that team actually did in unique historical games at that price threshold. Hundreds of users betting the same game still count as one team-game.

HISTORICAL WIN RATES

TEST A TEAM + PRICE

Change any field. Results update instantly.

HISTORICAL WIN RATE — Unique qualifying team-games
HISTORICAL RECORD — Wins – losses
GAMES TRACKED — Never raw user tickets
MARKET IMPLIED PROBABILITY — American moneyline

RECENT TREND

LAST 10 QUALIFYING GAMES

Most recent unique team-games that also meet the selected moneyline threshold.

LAST 10 RECORD —
LAST 10 WIN RATE —

SELECTED TEAM

TOP 10

# TEAM RECORD GAMES WIN %

ACTUAL HISTORICAL GAMES USED

One row = one unique team-game.
DATE TEAM OPPONENT MONEYLINE IMPLIED RESULT

THE METHOD

HOW WE KEEP IT HONEST

Historical teams + historical odds + historical results. Nothing else.

01

COLLAPSE THE ACTIVITY

300 users betting the same team in the same game equals one team-game observation. User volume never gets counted as hundreds of historical games.

02

NORMALIZE THE NUMBER

When the same team-game has different sportsbook prices, we convert each valid American line to implied probability, use the median probability, then convert it back to one canonical moneyline.

03

VERIFY THE RESULT

A unique team-game needs one authoritative win or loss. Conflicting result groups that cannot clear the validation threshold are excluded rather than allowed to distort the percentage.

Current data snapshot: 101,374 raw Edgexa bet rows in the supplied export. This browser tool contains 10,477 cleaned, settled, unique moneyline team-game observations after event parsing, duplicate collapse, odds validation and result-conflict filtering. The export does not contain a stable provider event ID or a dedicated scheduled event-date field, so unique events are reconstructed from normalized matchup + sport and tightly clustered settlement activity. For MLB, aliases and obvious misspellings are merged into the 30 official clubs; ambiguous or non-MLB labels are excluded. No member-identifying information is included in this page.
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