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Player Consistency

AI BriefWho hits his number week after week

This is the AI player consistency board - every number below came off the market today, not last week's.

Consistency is the opposite question to upside. A man who clears a modest number four nights in five is worth more to a parlay leg than one who doubles it once a fortnight and blanks in between, and this board separates the two.

The rate is computed against the line posted each night, so a rising number counts against him — which is exactly how it should read.

Written from tonight's board and refreshed through the day. Every projection and pick on this site is logged before the game and graded after it — the running record is on our results page.

How often each player clears his line, market by market. A high clear rate is a bet you can lean on; a low one is a fade. Every rate is graded off our own board — no guesswork.

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💼 WHY CONSISTENCY BELONGS IN YOUR ARSENAL
💼 WHY THIS BELONGS IN YOUR ARSENAL
A projection tells you a number; consistency tells you whether you can trust it. A player who clears his strikeout line 80% of the time is a floor play you can build a parlay around — while a boom-or-bust bat that hits 40% is a tournament dart, not a cash-game anchor. This board separates the two, so you size your bets to the risk instead of guessing.
KeyHow to read the consistency board

A high clear rate on a big sample is a floor; a low one is a fade. A rate off two or three graded props is a hint, not a record.