Claimed model edges
Backing the model's claimed disagreement returned −8.67% ROI over 6,870 observations. Performance worsened to −10.61% as claimed edge grew — a signature of model error, not model edge.
Independent market researchEvidence before conviction
EdgeDesk prices markets independently, investigates meaningful disagreement with the market, and opens every call to inspection — from model inputs and book-by-book prices to cited team news and the final grade at close.
A research subscription, not a tip feed. No promise of profit.
No funds held.No bets placed.No bookmaker credentials.No execution path.
01 / The desk
Every market observation opens into a complete research file: the independent price, the de-vigged benchmark, movement across books, model inputs, supporting evidence, and the grade at close.
Dense histories across football, tennis, MLB, NBA, NFL, and cricket.
A fitted Dixon–Coles scoreline model, separate from consensus.
Compare with a de-vigged market anchor. A flag begins research; it proves nothing.
Retrieve cited reporting in full. Retain, revise, or reject.
Publish the closing-line result whether it supports the process or exposes a flaw.
Book-by-book prices are retained as a dense event history, not reduced to a single screenshot. The research file can show what moved, when, and against which reference.
02 / One coherent price
1X2, Asian handicaps — including quarter lines — totals, and both-teams-to-score all derive from the same underlying distribution. Related markets cannot contradict each other.
Derived from one distribution
Internally consistent by construction
03 / The evidence ledger
The Ledger records what failed, what may be real but is not yet usable, and what still needs more evidence. Negative findings do not disappear when the page refreshes.
That is the strongest conclusion in the current evidence. The research subscription is access to a disciplined process and its record — not a claim of a proven edge.
Backing the model's claimed disagreement returned −8.67% ROI over 6,870 observations. Performance worsened to −10.61% as claimed edge grew — a signature of model error, not model edge.
Scotland's apparent +23.7% result evaporated under split-period retesting. Only 9 of 18 leagues retained the same direction.
A shots-based chance-quality feature did not improve the model. It remains excluded from production pricing.
Five tested methods landed within 0.045% of one another. Method selection is not where the useful disagreement lives.
The model's disagreement with Pinnacle predicts a small part of Pinnacle's error: r = +0.047, 95% CI [+0.017, +0.076]. The relationship is real; the resulting Brier improvement remains too uncertain to support a usable-advantage claim.
The screen replayed on its own archive at +2.50 CLV points, 95% CI [+1.19, +3.81], n=97. It remains below the predefined 300-observation gate and is retrospective, not live proof.
Research findings, not a claim of future performance. Past results, model scores, and CLV do not establish profitability.
04 / The book
A research note is not complete when it is published. EdgeBook retains the available price, the closing benchmark, resulting CLV, evidence state, and model version — whether the grade is favorable or not.
Below this threshold, no performance conclusion is made. Reaching 300 permits evaluation; it does not prove an edge.
The market moved against the published observation. The reasoning file remains open with the original inputs, source excerpts, and timestamps.
Live market screen and every research note open to its full reasoning.
Interrogate any call, assumption, movement, or evidence state.
A complete personal CLV record with the evidence gate always visible.
The experiment archive: what worked, what failed, and what remains unknown.
05 / Interrogate the desk
EdgeBook is not a one-way feed. Question any observation, inspect what moved, compare model and market, or ask what the current CLV record can honestly support.
Advisory by design
Bespoke research subscription
EdgeBook access includes the live desk, complete reasoning behind every market observation, the analyst, your CLV book, and the full evidence ledger.
07 / Frequently asked
No. It holds no funds, accesses no bookmaker account, and has no execution capability. Its output ends at research presented to the client.
No. EdgeBook is an advisory research desk. It publishes inspectable reasoning and grades every eligible observation against a defined closing-line benchmark.
That has not been demonstrated. The standalone football model does not beat the Pinnacle close, and the current live sample remains below the predefined evidence gate.
A measurable difference between EdgeBook’s independent price and a de-vigged market benchmark. It is a trigger for investigation, not proof of value.
CLV records whether the published price improved or deteriorated relative to the defined close. It is a process grade, not a guarantee of profit.
Yes. The second pass retrieves cited articles in full and re-tests the original assessment. It can retain, revise, or reject the observation.