Pick Tracker
Sports Pick Tracker & Performance Analytics
Sportslyx grades every prediction from official results — the company board, your tracked picks, your combos and your Studio runs — and reports hit rate, ROI and net result by calendar month. The company board is measured at a flat notional stake per read; this page is its public record.
Tracking
Track Every Prediction Automatically
A sports pick tracker is only useful if it never forgets and never flatters. Sportslyx removes both temptations: a prediction is logged at the moment it is made, with the market line at the time, and it is graded by a settlement job from the official final score or box score. Nothing is edited after the fact and nothing is quietly deleted — a losing month is published exactly like a winning one.
The same prediction tracker runs for the company board and for you. The board publishes one read per game on the slate — golf excepted — and grades it; your watchlist, tracked picks, combos and Studio runs are graded by the same jobs under the same rules. Personal and company records sit side by side, so you can compare your own prediction performance with the board’s over the same calendar month.
Watchlist
Follow a game from the board or a match page; it stays on your list through the final and links to its breakdown.
Tracked picks
Log a side and the line you took. The pick is graded automatically after the final score — no manual entry.
Combos and Studio runs
Saved same-game combos and Studio runs join the same record. Every combo leg is graded from the final score; a leg that lands exactly on its line is a push and drops out of the ticket.
Company board
The automated daily board — one read per game — is graded under the same rules and published here every month.
Public record
Sportslyx Track Record
Settled reads from the automated company board, graded from official results, by the calendar month (UTC) in which they settled. Counts and percentages only — the per-game detail is part of the product.
- Settled reads
- 1369
- Hit rate
- 74%
- ROI
- +1.9%
- Period
- 3 months
954–332–83 W–L–P
Wins ÷ (wins + losses); pushes excluded
Flat stake per read, net of pushes
July 2026 – September 2026
| Month | Settled | W–L–P | Hit rate | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2026 | 173 | 108–47–18 | 70% | +2.6% |
| August 2026 | 722 | 490–184–48 | 73% | +2.3% |
| July 2026 | 474 | 356–101–17 | 78% | +1.1% |
| June 2026 | 522 | 396–97–29 | 80% | +3.8% |
| May 2026 | 0 | 0–0–0 | — | — |
| April 2026 | 0 | 0–0–0 | — | — |
What this table measures. One read per game on the slate — the market favourite on the moneyline, or an MLB player prop where the feed provides one — graded from the official result at a flat notional stake per read. Pushes are excluded from the hit rate; the stake on a pushed read is returned and stays in the ROI denominator; voided reads (cancelled fights, postponed games) are removed entirely. The population and the period are identical to what subscribers see inside the product.
How to read it. These are statistical outcomes over a limited sample. Soccer reads price the 1X2 line and grade a draw as a push, which flatters that sport’s numbers relative to a true draw-no-bet price. A strong month says nothing certain about the next one, feeds can be delayed and models can be wrong, and past results do not predict future results.
Breakdown
Results by Sport
The current calendar month (September 2026) split by sport. Each row links to that sport’s prediction hub, where the same record is shown month by month.
| Sport | Settled | W–L–P | Hit rate | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NFL | 0 | 0–0–0 | — | — |
| NBA | 0 | 0–0–0 | — | — |
| MLB | 101 | 73–28–0 | 72% | -3.5% |
| NHL | 0 | 0–0–0 | — | — |
| Soccer | 57 | 26–13–18 | 67% | +17.2% |
| UFC | 15 | 9–6–0 | 60% | -12.4% |
Seasons overlap unevenly — the NFL and NBA run through the winter, MLB through the summer, UFC all year — so a zero row usually means the sport is idle, not that reads were dropped. UFC reads are graded on the official result of the bout; a cancelled or no-contest fight is void. Golf is not in the table by design: golf previews are published for information only — the company board places no golf reads, so golf does not appear in the graded record on the Pick Tracker.
Rules
How Picks Are Graded
Grading is automatic and rule-based. Settlement jobs read the official final score or box score from the public feed, apply the rules below and write the result. The same jobs grade the company board, your tracked picks, your combos and your Studio runs, and the rules do not change month to month.
- 1
Final score for game reads
Moneyline, spread and total reads are graded on the official final, including overtime and shootouts where the market settles that way.
- 2
Box score for props
MLB player props on the company board — the only sport with props — are graded from the official box score; a player who did not play is void — the read is removed, not counted as a loss. Props are not a combo leg.
- 3
Draw is a push
Soccer reads are priced on the 1X2 line; a drawn match returns the stake and is excluded from hit rate. Stated openly because it flatters the numbers.
- 4
Voids are removed
Cancelled or no-contest fights and postponed games are voided and drop out of the record entirely. Golf carries no reads to void: it sits outside the graded record.
- A pick can be logged until 15 minutes after the scheduled start; the prediction itself stays visible
- The period is one calendar month (UTC) across the whole product — a read counts in the month it settled
- Hit rate = wins ÷ (wins + losses); pushes excluded, voids removed
- ROI = net result ÷ total staked — the company board at a flat notional stake per read, your own picks at the stake you log
- Net result = what the graded reads returned minus what they cost; inside the product it is shown as money
- Nothing is edited or deleted after the fact; a losing month is published like any other
Definitions
ROI, Hit Rate and Net Result Explained
Hit rate is the share of decided reads that won: wins divided by wins plus losses. Pushes are left out because they were neither. It is the number people quote first, and it is the least informative on its own — a 60% hit rate on heavy favourites can lose money, and a 45% hit rate on underdogs can make it.
ROI corrects for that. It is the net result divided by everything staked. The company record uses a flat notional stake per read, so a read at −200 that wins earns half a stake while a read at +150 that wins earns one and a half; your own picks use the stake you logged, so a heavier stake counts for more. ROI is the figure to compare across months and across sports.
Net result is the same figure before the division: what the graded reads returned minus what they cost. Inside the product it is shown as money — for the board at its flat notional stake, for you at the stakes you actually logged — which is what makes a month’s result concrete.
A worked example. Suppose a month settles 100 reads at one flat stake each: 55 wins, 43 losses and 2 pushes. Hit rate is 55 ÷ 98, about 56.1%. If the average winning price was −110, each win returns roughly 0.91 of a stake, so the wins earn about 50.0 stakes and the losses cost 43.0 — a net result of about +7.0 stakes. The two pushed stakes came back, but they were staked, so ROI is 7.0 ÷ 100, or +7.0%. Change the average price to −150 and the same 55 wins earn only 36.7 stakes: the hit rate is unchanged, and the month is a loss. That is why every table on this page shows both numbers.
Your record
Your Personal Tracker
Inside the product, the same tracker follows you. Add games to a watchlist, log tracked picks with the line you actually took, save combos from the builder and runs from Studio, and let the settlement jobs grade all of it. Your record is shown for the current calendar month with hit rate, ROI and net result — graded at the stake you logged on each pick — next to the company board’s flat-stake record over the same period, so “am I doing better than the board?” has a factual answer.
Watchlist and picks
Every plan includes the watchlist and tracked picks, graded automatically in the six sports of the graded record; golf previews are information only.
Learn moreCombos and Studio
On Pro and above, saved combos and Studio runs join the same record, graded under the rules above.
Learn morePersonal vs company
Your month and the board’s month, side by side — one period, one set of definitions, the board at a flat stake and you at yours.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
What is a sports pick tracker?
A record of predictions that is written before the game and graded after it. Sportslyx logs each read with the market line at the time, grades it from the official result and reports hit rate, ROI and net result by calendar month. The company board is measured at a flat notional stake per read; your own picks are graded at the stake you log.
Is the Sportslyx track record really public?
Yes. The tables on this page are computed from the same settled reads, the same calendar-month period and the same grading rules that subscribers see inside the product. The public version shows counts and percentages; the per-game detail is part of the product.
How is hit rate calculated?
Wins divided by wins plus losses. Pushes — a soccer draw, a spread that lands exactly on the number — are excluded from that ratio, and voided reads are removed entirely, so the percentage only counts reads that were actually decided.
Why does the soccer record look different from the others?
Soccer reads are priced on the three-way 1X2 line and a draw is graded as a push, not a loss. That rule is stated openly because it flatters the hit rate and the ROI compared with a true draw-no-bet price. Read the soccer rows with that in mind.
Can I track my own picks?
Yes, on every plan. Add a game to your watchlist, log a pick with the line you took, and the settlement jobs grade it automatically after the final. Your combos and Studio runs are tracked in the same place, and your record is shown next to the company board over the same month.
Do past results predict future results?
No. A month is a small sample, sports outcomes are noisy, and the board’s method is a market-anchored statistical estimate, not a forecast with certainty attached. Use the record to judge the process, never as a promise about the next read.
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