One intelligence layer for baseball, football, basketball, and beyond — combining live market signals, matchup context, player form, and proprietary models into clear, actionable projections.
Purpose-built engines for the way each sport actually works — unified by a shared layer of live context, probability modeling, uncertainty, and market comparison.
Top-down player-prop projections — pass, rush, receiving, tackles and PrizePicks fantasy score — built on a Monte Carlo game simulator with measured usage priors and market-line comparison.
Player projections built around role, minutes, pace, opponent context, injuries, and the usage shifts that move basketball markets fastest.
Live NBA injury intelligence from the official injury report, with projections and research tools rolling out through the season.
Per-batter strikeout probability engine with Bayesian H2H blending, platoon splits, pitch mix analysis, and full fantasy scoring.
Korean Baseball Organization strikeout projections with per-batter handedness splits, KBO park factors, and live lineup import.
Nippon Professional Baseball strikeout projections with platoon splits, NPB park factors, live lineup import, and per-batter K probability.
Generic averages miss what changes the game. Our models read sport-specific context, quantify uncertainty, and translate the result into one consistent decision layer.
Every league gets its own feature set, priors, and simulation logic — from pitcher-batter interactions to target share and player usage.
Lineups, injuries, expected minutes, roles, opponent strengths, weather, and venue context continuously reshape each projection.
Current prop lines and odds are measured against the model distribution so meaningful gaps surface quickly and consistently.
We show the range, over/under probability, and confidence behind a number — not a single projection without context.
Freshness, sample size, model agreement, and market movement are checked before a signal earns higher confidence.
Dense, scannable dashboards make it easy to move from a full slate to the strongest researched opportunities.
A common probability pipeline connects specialized models across every sport, from raw inputs to a transparent range, confidence score, and market edge.
Form, role, matchup, injuries, lineups, pace, venue, and market data are normalized for the sport being modeled.
Sport-specific interactions measure how a player's profile meets the exact opponent and game environment in front of them.
Recent evidence is balanced with stable priors so small samples inform the projection without overwhelming it.
Thousands of simulations produce a full outcome distribution, then compare it with the current market to quantify the edge.
The strongest models react when the game changes. Propulation evaluates the role, matchup, and market signals that matter most in each sport — then shows how they alter the outcome range.
A projection is never just a season average. An NBA rotation change, an NFL coverage matchup, or an MLB lineup profile can change both the expected result and its uncertainty. The model network measures those changes before it scores an edge.
The bottom line: One platform, one visual language, and sport-specific intelligence underneath it — so every projection is easier to understand, compare, and act on.