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The read on Rhh72's picks
12 graded picks across 2 weeks. Every figure carries its own sample size.
Week by week
2 weeks with a graded pick. Their best was Wk 1 at 1-1.
Against the spread
11 decided picks is too few to measure anything. A record only starts to carry information somewhere north of 25, and only starts to prove an edge in the thousands.
Closing-line value
1 pick with a closing line — too few to read. CLV stabilises faster than win rate, but not this fast.
Does the confidence mean anything?
Not enough picks at both the top and bottom tier to test whether the confidence labels carry information.
Hairline marks 50%.
Tendencies
What kind of number they take. Win rates only appear once a bucket has five decided picks in it.
Timing
Rhh72 has committed a median of 1.9 hours before kickoff. Late money gets the most information but the worst prices; if CLV is negative, this is usually why.
Every pick Rhh72 has made
12 picks · newest first
All of them, wins and losses together, in the order they were made. Nothing here can be removed. Closing lines are on file for 1 of them.
Pool play
Not counted in the record above
Rhh72 plays in 3 pools · 26 graded picks · Public pool
Pool picks are shown here and deliberately kept out of the record, CLV and ranking. A pool pick is often a strategic move rather than a prediction — survivor spends a team you wanted to save, and somebody leading in week 12 picks to block the person behind them — so scoring them as beliefs would understate the picker. Only games that have already been played appear here.
Graded calls
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2026 · 1 gameLong enough that it can't be farmed, and can't be won by one lucky night.
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