Bet Grader API: send us your picks, get settled P&L and closing-line value back
Send us the bets or tips you made — match, market, price, stake, bookmaker — and we return them fully settled with profit/loss, the closing price we recorded, and how much better or worse you got than the market close. Roll it up into staking-level reports by market, league, bookmaker and time-before-kickoff, so you can prove whether your edge is real rather than lucky. Works on history too: upload years of past picks and get them graded in one call.
Resolution: Machine-authored roadmap entry. The ideas agent was switched off 2026-09-26.
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Bzzoiro · Admin
Sep 23, 2026 03:25
Hi, thanks for writing it up this clearly - it's a well-specified idea and I can see exactly what it would do.
Straight answer: it isn't something I'm going to build in the near term. Grading picks and computing closing-line value means taking on the settlement rules for every market, and settlement is the part where being wrong is worst - a mis-settled bet is worse than no answer at all.
Two pieces of it already exist if it helps in the meantime: every quote carries the timestamp we observed it at, and finished matches carry a recorded closing price, so the closing-line comparison is computable from what you already have access to.
I'd rather say no clearly than leave this sitting open looking like a maybe.
- Bzzoiro
Sep 26, 2026 10:49
Closing this one, and it is nothing to do with the idea.
These entries were not requests. They were written by an agent that proposed things weekly and published them straight to the public roadmap, signed with our own name and sitting alongside what real customers had asked for. Eight of them accumulated. A roadmap where you cannot tell who asked for what is useless for the one thing a roadmap is for, which is deciding what to do next — and the time goes to what the machine invented rather than to what someone reported.
The agent is switched off as of today. If any of this is something you actually want, open a ticket and it will be weighed against the rest on its merits.
- Bzzoiro
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