Live odds ingestion
We ingest live odds from multiple sportsbooks on a regular schedule and score every available matchup.
Galaxy IQ Methodology
A signal is not a hunch. It is a decision stack.
Galaxy Sports Edge separates noise from action with four checks: market shape, price pressure, risk, and evidence quality. If the stack is weak, nothing gets published.
- Phase 01
Read the board
The system starts with the board, not a story. It records price, freshness, and market depth before any opinion is allowed to form.
Inputs
Spread, total, moneyline, bookmaker count, timestamp.
Outputs
A clean market snapshot for each matchup.
- Phase 02
Measure pressure
Most bettors see a number. Galaxy IQ studies how that number got there: who moved, how far, how fast, and whether the market is deep enough to trust.
Inputs
Movement, consensus, volatility, and matchup context.
Outputs
A pressure map showing where the board is tightening or drifting.
- Phase 03
Gate the signal
A card only ships when the edge is explainable. Weak inputs, stale prices, or thin markets stay off the customer surface.
Inputs
Score, risk, freshness, and confidence policy.
Outputs
Selection, risk label, reasoning, and factor trail.
- Phase 04
Learn slowly
Outcomes matter, but overreacting is expensive. Galaxy IQ learns from settled history only after enough data exists to make the lesson meaningful.
Inputs
Settled outcomes paired with the engine state at pick time.
Outputs
A reviewed calibration change, never a silent rewrite.
The audit trail behind every signal
Every published card is tied back to live markets, timestamped data, factor scoring, and the gates that keep weak signals off the board.
Bookmaker coverage as a transparency signal
Each pick is scored against the bookmakers that had a market for the game at the time of scoring. We surface the bookmaker count as a transparency signal.
Data freshness on every pick
Where available, each pick shows the timestamp of the odds data it was scored against so you can judge freshness for yourself.
Calibrated confidence presentation
Confidence is expressed as a label or score depending on the platform's current confidence-display mode. Numeric scores are only shown once calibrated against settled outcomes.
Until we have enough settled outcomes to calibrate against, confidence is shown as a label, not a number.
Risk level on every pick
Each pick carries a risk level reflecting bookmaker consensus, market depth, and known volatility factors.
Factor breakdown for subscribers
Subscribers with the right entitlement can see a factor-by-factor breakdown of how each pick was scored.
Public performance is gated, not advertised
Public performance statistics are only displayed after the platform has accumulated enough settled, canonical picks to compute them honestly.
When you see win-loss numbers on the Performance page, you'll also see the period, sample size, model version, and the exact win-rate definition.
Control gates
The interface says what the data can support.
The gates keep the product honest. They control what can appear, what stays hidden, and when performance numbers are mature enough to show.
- CANONICAL_HISTORY_ENABLEDCanonical history
- Only verified pick and game logs become eligible for the public record.
- DERIVED_MODEL_HISTORY_ENABLEDDerived history
- Historical matchup signals stay off until the canonical data is mature.
- PUBLIC_PICKS_ENABLEDPublic picks
- The Signal Feed opens only when the readiness gate says the current slate can be shown honestly.
- PERFORMANCE_STATS_ENABLEDPerformance stats
- Record and win-rate stay hidden until enough canonical settled picks exist.
- OUTCOME_LEARNING_ENABLEDOutcome learning
- Settled outcomes can inform calibration, but weight changes still require review.
See the stack on today's board.
The Signal Feed turns the same checks into a card you can scan in seconds: pick, risk, freshness, and the reason.
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