Sportslyx Studio
Build Your Own Sports Analytics Models
Studio is where you stop reading someone else’s model and build your own: pick the statistics you believe in, decide how much each one counts, run the model on a live game and see how it compares with the market and with the AI read. Every run is saved and graded.
Overview
What Is Sportslyx Studio?
Sportslyx Studio is a model builder for sports analytics. Instead of reading a finished breakdown, you choose the statistics that go into the model — offensive and defensive efficiency, pace, rest, pitching, goaltending, form, individual player lines — and decide how much emphasis each group carries. Studio then runs your model against a real upcoming game and returns a projection you can compare with the market line and with the AI breakdown of the same game.
It exists because the most useful question in sports analytics is not “what does the model say” but “what does my model say, and was it right”. Studio gives that question a workflow: build, run, save, grade. Each run is stored with the inputs you chose and the market line at the time, and after the final result it is graded like any other read on Sportslyx — win, loss, push or void — so you can see which combinations of statistics actually held up across a season.
Studio is part of the Pro plan and above and spends Builder tokens; Pro includes 120 a month. It is an analytics tool, not a source of advice: a model built from public statistics can be wrong, the feeds it reads can be delayed, and no projection is a promise about the result.
Workflow
Create Custom Sports Models
Four steps from a blank model to a graded projection. The whole flow lives on one screen inside the product, with the game’s data loaded for you.
- 1
Choose the sport and game
Seven sports, one board each. Pick a scheduled game from the live slate; its current line and hydrated data — stats, form, availability — come with it.
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Pick your stat inputs
Two side-by-side panels show each team’s offense and defense with expandable player rows. Tap a stat chip to add it to the model, or apply the sport’s Quick Start preset of key stats.
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Weight the model
Choose an analysis mode — full game, game lines, player props, underdog angle or fully custom — to tell the model where to put its weight among the inputs you selected.
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Build the prediction
Studio runs the model on the game, projects an edge against the market line and shows the AI read beside it for comparison. The run is saved automatically.
The stat catalog is different for every sport: passing and rushing efficiency in the NFL, pace and net rating in the NBA, starting pitchers and run scoring in MLB, goaltending and shot share in the NHL, goals and shots per match in soccer, striking and grappling profiles in UFC, strokes gained and recent finishes in golf. Studio only offers statistics the data feed actually carries for that game, so a model cannot be built on numbers that do not exist — and when a feed is thin for a particular game, the catalog is thinner too.
Method
Stat-Weighted Analysis
A Studio model is a weighted view of a game. The statistics you select are the inputs; the analysis mode sets the emphasis; the projection is what falls out when the model is run against the hydrated data for that game — team and player numbers, recent form, availability, venue and the current market line.
Weighting matters because raw statistics disagree with each other. A team can lead the league in yards and sit mid-table in points; a starter can carry a low ERA over a much worse FIP; a hot goalie can mask a team that is being outshot every night. Choosing which numbers count, and how much, is the modelling decision Studio hands back to you. The projection then makes that decision explicit: it lists the edge factors the model leaned on and reports the model’s own confidence in that run — a Studio figure, separate from the market-derived win probability on the match card — so you can see why the model arrived where it did, and argue with it.
Full game
Every selected stat weighed together for an overall read of the matchup — the default mode and the broadest view.
Game lines
Emphasis on the inputs that move the spread, moneyline and total: efficiency, pace, pitching, goaltending, form.
Player props
Emphasis on the individual player numbers in the catalog — usage, minutes, workload and matchup. Priced prop lines exist for MLB only; elsewhere this mode shapes the read, not a market.
Underdog angle
The model looks specifically for what the market may be underweighting on the less-favoured side.
Custom
No preset emphasis: the model treats your hand-picked stats as the whole story and says so in its edge factors.
Run
Test Your Model
Every Studio run is a test against a live game, not a backtest on a tidy dataset. You pick a scheduled game, run the model, and get a projected edge: how far your model’s view of the game sits from the market line, and in which direction. Beside it sits the AI breakdown of the same game — the standard Sportslyx read — so you can see at once whether your model agrees with the market, with the AI, with both or with neither.
A run costs one Builder token. Pro includes 120 a month at $59/month + tax; Unlimited removes the meter. The output is a statistical estimate built from public data that can be delayed or incomplete, and a projected edge is a hypothesis about the game, not a promise about the result. The value of Studio is not any single run — it is the record of runs that follows.
- Projected edge versus the current market line, with direction
- Edge factors: the inputs the model actually leaned on, listed
- The AI breakdown of the same game shown for comparison
- The model’s own confidence in the run — a Studio figure, not the match card’s market-derived probability
- One Builder token per run; identical re-runs are not charged twice
- Runs on scheduled games from the live slate — every sport, every board day
Grading
Track Model Performance
Studio saves every run with the inputs you chose, the mode, the projected edge and the market line at the time. After the game finishes, the projected side is graded against the official winner, the way every other read on Sportslyx is graded: a draw in soccer is a push, an event with no decidable winner is void.
Your Studio history lives in the pick tracker next to your tracked picks and combos, graded win, loss, push or void with hit rate by calendar month. Over a season that record answers the question Studio was built for: which statistics, weighted which way, actually predicted — and which only described. Past performance does not predict future results, but it is the only honest way to find out whether a model idea deserves to survive.
Coverage
Supported Sports
Studio runs on every sport Sportslyx covers. Each hub explains the data behind the sport’s stat catalog and links to its predictions, statistics and game pages.
NFL
Team model built from offensive efficiency, defensive efficiency and points for and against, with passing yards and touchdowns on the team side.
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Team model built from offensive rating, defensive rating and pace, with points, rebounds and assists on the team side.
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Team model built from runs scored and allowed, starting pitching ERA and FIP and team OPS, with pitcher strikeouts, outs and earned runs on the team side.
Learn moreNHL
Team model built from goals for and against, shots for and against and power play and penalty kill, with goals and assists on the team side.
Learn moreSoccer
Team model built from goals for and against, chance quality: goals and shots per match and shots and shots on target, with goals and assists on the team side.
Learn moreUFC
Individual-event model built from record and finish rate, significant strikes landed and absorbed and takedown rate and defense, with strikes per minute on the fighter side.
Learn moreGolf
Individual-event model built from field strength, outright prices and recent finishes, with strokes gained: total on the player side.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
What is Sportslyx Studio?
A model builder inside the Sportslyx workspace. You pick the statistics that go into a model for a specific game, choose an analysis mode that sets the emphasis, run the model and compare its projected edge with the market line and the AI breakdown. Every run is saved and graded after the final result.
Which plan includes Studio?
Pro and above. Studio is not part of Starter. The 7-day Pro trial includes Studio, so you can build and grade models before the first charge.
What are Builder tokens?
The currency Studio runs and combo builds spend — one token per run. Pro includes 120 Builder tokens a month, refilled each billing period; Unlimited removes the meter. AI tokens are a separate pool used for match breakdowns and AI chat.
Do I need a statistics background to use Studio?
No. Each sport ships a Quick Start preset of key stats, the catalog uses plain labels, and the projection lists the edge factors the model leaned on. The fastest way to learn which inputs matter is to build, run and let the grading tell you.
Are Studio runs graded automatically?
Yes. A run is stored with its inputs, mode and the market line at the time. After the game finishes the projected side is graded against the official winner — a draw is a push, an event with no decidable winner is voided — and the run appears in your tracker.
Is a Studio projection betting advice?
No. A projection is a statistical estimate produced from public data that can be delayed or incomplete, by a model that can be wrong. Sportslyx is not a tout service — the company board is part of every paid plan, published before the start and graded in public — and Studio exists so you can test your own ideas and measure them honestly.
Build Your First Model on the Pro Trial
Studio is part of Pro and above and included in the 7-day Pro trial, together with the Combo Builder, AI breakdowns for every game and the pick tracker. A card is required, nothing is charged today, and you can cancel before the trial ends.
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