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Trout Tout

Compare player-performance lift and explicit-pick accuracy by source. Scores are adjusted toward neutral for small samples. Confidence intervals describe the observed results, before adjustment.

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What the columns mean

Lift
The sample-adjusted difference in fantasy points from the sport-position baseline, weighted by the direction of the call. Positive values indicate calls aligned with player results; negative values indicate the opposite.
Hit rate
The share of graded explicit picks that won, excluding pushes. The headline rate is adjusted toward 50% for small samples; the confidence interval uses the observed rate.
95% CI
The interval for the observed result, shown by the dot in each bar, before sample-size adjustment. It may not contain the adjusted headline score. A range crossing 0 for lift or 50% for hit rate does not establish a difference from that reference.
n
Sample size — observations contributing to the estimate. n < 10 is flagged as a small sample (faded CI bar).

Methodology. Lift uses player results within 14 days after a call. Scores are adjusted toward neutral (lift = 0 or hit rate = 50%). The 95% confidence intervals describe observed results: Wald for lift and Wilson for hit rate. Samples with n < 10 appear with faded CI bars.

Not investment / betting advice. Historical accuracy doesn't predict future performance, especially with thin samples. Use this as one signal among many.