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How a Sharkai pick is made

  1. Past games feed the model Four score cards from past games move toward the model. The cards are an example, not real results.
    1/5 Past games go in.
  2. Past games enter the model The score cards go into the model, which studies them. This is an example.
    2/5 The model studies them.
  3. An example model probability The model gives one side a chance to win. In this example the bar fills 62 percent.
    3/5 It gives a chance for one side. Here, an example: 62%.
  4. Compare the example with a market probability Two bars on the same scale: the model at 62 percent and the market price at 50 percent. The gold bracket marks the gap. These numbers are an example.
    4/5 The market's price implies a chance too. Here, 50%.
  5. An example pick card Comparing the two numbers gives the pick card. This is an example, not a real pick.
    5/5 The two numbers are compared, and the result is the pick.
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