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Every pick, graded in public.

This is the whole ledger: every pick DiamondEdge has served since Jul 1, 2026, graded at the price and the line it was served at. Nothing re-graded and nothing restated. The losing nights are on this page at the same size as the winning ones, because a record you can only read the good half of is an advertisement.

109-103-11
223 graded picks over 35 nights, Jul 2, 2026 through Aug 16, 2026212 of them decided, 11 pushed.
Hit rate
51.4%
of 212 decided
Units
+3.95u
flat 1u a pick
Return
+1.9%
on 212u staked
Rules used
12
across 34 nights

How to read this honestly

Most services show you a number like 109-103-11 and let you assume it means an edge. Here is what it actually supports, and what it does not.

223 picks is a small sample, and it is small in a specific, measurable way. A 95% Wilson interval around 51.4% on 212 decided picks runs from 44.7% to 58.1%. A rule that truly wins 44.7% of the time and a rule that truly wins 58.1% of the time would both produce a run like this one often enough that we could not tell them apart yet. The break-even hit rate at the standard −110 price is 52.4% — and it sits inside that interval. So this record is not yet proof of an edge. It is a start, kept in public so it can become one — or not.

The +3.95u did not come from the hit rate. 51.4% is below the 52.4% you need to break even at −110. Laid at a flat −110, this exact 109103 would have returned −3.91u. It returned +3.95u instead — a +7.86u difference that came from the prices the picks were served at, not from being right more often. That is a real part of how the product works and it is a fragile one: it depends on getting the number you were quoted.

Both figures in this box are computed from the win and loss counts above — Wilson score interval at 95% over decided picks, and 100/110 per win against 1 per loss for the flat-price line. Everything else on this page is served exactly as it is graded.

Month by month

Both months are here, in the order they happened, at the same weight.

MonthPicksRecordHitUnitsReturn
Aug 202610950-51-849.5%−2.58u−2.5%
Jul 202611459-52-353.1%+6.53u+5.9%

The streaks, both directions

Over 212 decided picks. Pushes are neutral — they neither extend nor break a streak.

Right now
1 L
Best winning run
8
Worst losing run
8

Every night, in order

One row per night the board posted picks, newest first. The last column is the rule that was in force for that night — it changed 12 times across these 34 nights, and the record counts every one of them straight through. A product that quietly restarts its record when the model changes is not keeping a record.

NightPicksRecordUnitsRule in force that night
Sat, Aug 15146-8-0−2.45uThe rule that won the search
Fri, Aug 1432-1-0+0.96uThe rule that won the search
Thu, Aug 1320-2-0−2.00uThe rule that won the search
Wed, Aug 1254-1-0+3.04uThe rule that won the search
Tue, Aug 1162-4-0−2.12uThe rule that won the search
Mon, Aug 1072-5-0−3.03uThe rule that won the search
Sun, Aug 9136-5-2+0.49uThe rule that won the search
Sat, Aug 8133-7-3−4.15uThe rule that won the search
Fri, Aug 763-3-0−0.18uThe Full Committee — 21 strategies vote
Thu, Aug 621-1-0−0.09uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Wed, Aug 541-3-0−2.00uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Tue, Aug 453-1-1+1.83uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Mon, Aug 374-2-1+1.89uShallow neural desk ensemble (0.54 margin)
Sun, Aug 285-3-0+1.96uShallow neural desk ensemble (0.54 margin)
Sat, Aug 131-1-1−0.04uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Fri, Jul 3133-0-0+2.91uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Thu, Jul 3033-0-0+2.92uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Wed, Jul 2974-3-0+1.01uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Tue, Jul 2875-2-0+3.35uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Mon, Jul 2742-2-0−0.04uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Sun, Jul 2664-2-0+2.03uAdaptive room-shape rule: 2 of 4 OVER → UNDER
Sat, Jul 2593-6-0−2.84uRegularized desk meta-model (0.46 margin)
Fri, Jul 2475-2-0+2.81uStacked analyst-rule model (top 5, 2+ signals)
Thu, Jul 2310-1-0−1.00uFade the conditions analyst + the hitting analyst + the pitching analyst when that block agrees
Wed, Jul 2291-7-1−6.05uRegularized desk meta-model (0.46 margin)
Tue, Jul 2172-5-0−3.00uRegularized desk meta-model (0.46 margin)
Mon, Jul 20108-2-0+5.79uProbabilistic analyst blend (0.4% edge)
Sun, Jul 19127-5-0+1.96uProbabilistic analyst blend (0.4% edge)
Sat, Jul 1851-3-1−2.02uFade the conditions analyst + the hitting analyst + the pitching analyst when that block agrees
Fri, Jul 17104-5-1−1.15uWeighted four-analyst form blend (6% threshold)
Thu, Jul 1611-0-0+0.96uFade the conditions analyst + the pitching analyst when they agree
Sun, Jul 12116-5-0+0.89uProbabilistic analyst blend (0.4% edge)
Fri, Jul 310-1-0−1.00uProbabilistic analyst blend (1.8% edge)
Thu, Jul 210-1-0−1.00uProbabilistic analyst blend (1.2% edge)

What counts, and what does not

every game DiamondEdge served as an official pick, graded at the price and line it was served at, one row per game, across every engine change. Nothing re-graded, nothing restated, and no part of it is a strategy replayed over days it did not actually play.

A pick is frozen before the game — side, line and price — and it is graded against that frozen ticket whatever the number moves to afterwards. Picks are counted one row per game. Units are flat: one unit a pick, every pick, no staking plan doing quiet work in the background.

This page shows the MLB product record, which is the only record DiamondEdge has run long enough to publish. NFL, WNBA and MLS boards keep their own separate ledgers from the day each one armed, and they are never blended into the figure above. Records are updated as nights finish grading; this page is current through Aug 16, 2026.

This is the record. The board is live.

Scores, news and the full slate are free. The picks behind the ledger above are the paid part — one honest call per game, frozen before first pitch, graded here win or lose.

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