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Model Performance
Every published prediction, tracked from publication to final result. Sample history — demo data
Tracking policy: every prediction Vextiq publishes is logged when it’s published and tracked to its eventual result: pending, win, loss or push. Losing predictions are never deleted, hidden or excluded from these numbers, and graded results can’t be edited. Predictions for cancelled games are marked void and shown separately. Hit rate = wins ÷ (wins + losses).
Showing: College Football · Season · Prop · 70%+ confidence
Published
5
5 sample
Wins
3
Losses
0
All included
Pushes
1
Pending
1
Awaiting final result
Hit rate
100%
Wins ÷ (wins + losses)
Daily results & cumulative hit rate
SampleBy prediction type
SamplePending: published, awaiting result (1)
Sample| Published | Game time | Sport | Matchup | Type | Confidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 27, 2026 | Mon, Sep 28, 2:30 PM CDT | CFB | Texas Longhorns vs Oregon Ducks | PROP | 70% | PENDING |
Picks stay hidden here until game time so they don’t undercut members’ access. Each one is graded here once its game is final.
Graded predictions (most recent)
Sample| Graded | Sport | Matchup | Type | Pick | Confidence | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 28, 2026 | CFB | Ohio State Buckeyes vs Texas Longhorns | PROP | Andre Ellison Over 290.5 Passing Yards | 78% | WIN |
| Aug 23, 2026 | CFB | Alabama Crimson Tide vs Michigan Wolverines | PROP | Player prop (sample) — Passing Yards | 77% | WIN |
| Jul 23, 2026 | CFB | Michigan Wolverines vs Oregon Ducks | PROP | Player prop (sample) — Passing Yards | 77% | PUSH |
| Jun 14, 2026 | CFB | Michigan Wolverines vs Ohio State Buckeyes | PROP | Player prop (sample) — Passing Yards | 75% | WIN |
Past model performance does not guarantee future performance. Sports outcomes are unpredictable. The seeded history is SAMPLE data for demonstration and doesn’t reflect real-world results. Grading from a live data provider is prepared (lib/grading.ts) but not yet connected.
ⓘ Confidence percentages are model confidence and do not guarantee an outcome.